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Senior Product Designer who turns complex systems into products people trust

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2026
Wallarm · Cybersecurity
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EPAM Systems · 2018-2026

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2023-2025
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2022-2023
British Telecom · Telecom
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2022
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2020-2022
Schneider Electric · Mobile app
Key Designer

AI-assisted design

I'm a designer who works in the code. AI does the reading and the grunt work so I spend my time on judgment: I design against real data, build directions as working prototypes, and ship my own UI to production.

Design systems

I build the system a product runs on, not just its screens: tokens, components, themes, and the documentation that lets a team, or an AI agent, use them without redrawing anything.

User research

I sit in the interviews myself when I can, on site when the work is physical, and in the testing sessions rather than reading the summary afterwards. On the bigger studies there is a researcher on the team, and I put analytics next to the interviews so the findings hold up when someone pushes back. Most of what follows changed what the team ended up building.

Turning a product catalog into an electrician's project tool

Schneider Electric

Supporting 41 field interviews in three countries

Schneider ElectricSupporting 41 field interviews in three countries

Two research rounds, 41 in-person interviews across Spain, France, and Russia, run by the two designers who joined after my early findings. I supported the rounds and brought in a data analyst so behavioral analytics sat next to the interview findings. Electricians work in small teams on several projects at once and value time above everything else, and that changed what the app needed to be.

Redesigning Eyetelligence around the surgeon's day

Bausch + Lomb

Synthesizing 6 interviews and 10 usability sessions

Bausch + LombSynthesizing 6 interviews and 10 usability sessions

Synthesized an inherited research archive and the 6 user interviews we ran as a team, and went on site to watch surgeons and coordinators work. A heuristic pass explained the complaints: the interface mirrored the database, so people navigated records instead of their own day. The 10 scripted usability sessions we ran settled two open stakeholder arguments.

Building a digital platform to connect neighbors and empower local communities

Keys Community

15 interviews across five community roles

Keys Community15 interviews across five community roles

15 interview participants across five community roles: residents, property managers, committee members, local businesses, service providers. Ran a competitive review of community and property management platforms alongside the interviews. Turned all of it into five personas the team designed against.

Making an invisible pollutant readable on any screen

Sensirion

10 moderated sessions, 52 unmoderated respondents

Sensirion10 moderated sessions, 52 unmoderated respondents

Mapped how people actually think about air quality, starting from how little the word VOC means to most of them. Validated the concepts in two passes with our researcher: 10 moderated sessions, then 52 unmoderated respondents. Four personas and a device audit, because the same indicator had to work on a simple LED strip and on a full color display.

Making a powerful legal tool feel learnable

Thomson Reuters

6 LegalOps interviews and 8 usability sessions

Thomson Reuters6 LegalOps interviews and 8 usability sessions

6 interviews with LegalOps professionals, run with our researcher, where participants worked through prototypes. 8 usability sessions on the report builder, the feature users avoided until they had to use it. The audit and the interviews pointed at the same two screens, and that became the scope of the redesign.

Redesigning the buying path to lift conversion from 20% to 23%

British Telecom

Interviews paired with call center data

British TelecomInterviews paired with call center data

In-depth user interviews paired with the call center data, to find where people actually got stuck. The journey from learning to purchasing was the problem, and the redesign closed it: conversion rose from 20% to 23%.

Facilitation

I run the rooms where decisions get made: user interviews, stakeholder workshops, and team prioritization sessions where every idea goes on the board and gets ranked by impact against effort.

Design strategy

I reframe the problem before touching the screens: what the product should be, who it is for, and what to build first. Several of these projects changed direction because of that work, not just their UI.

Prototyping and concepts

I would rather put concepts in front of people than argue about them. The prototypes are interactive and built on the real design system, so what someone reacts to in a session is close to what actually ships, and the direction that survives is the one testing picked.

Redesigning Eyetelligence around the surgeon's day

Bausch + Lomb

Prototypes in both themes, tested and handed off

Bausch + LombPrototypes in both themes, tested and handed off

Built interactive prototypes in both themes on top of the design system, not as throwaway mockups. Took them into scripted remote sessions, then turned the validated concepts into a prototype covering the product's full functionality. Handed it over with documented component variants, interaction patterns, and final specifications.

Making an invisible pollutant readable on any screen

Sensirion

Every VOC concept prototyped, the strongest tested

SensirionEvery VOC concept prototyped, the strongest tested

Iterated through every VOC visualization concept the brainstorms produced, then tested the strongest ones with users. The concepts had to carry both relative and absolute values on screens as simple as an LED strip. The one that landed was 'Air is Good'.

Turning a product catalog into an electrician's project tool

Schneider Electric

A second research round built to test concepts

Schneider ElectricA second research round built to test concepts

Built the second research round to test concepts rather than explore, with prototypes in several languages. Putting concepts in front of electricians before deciding what to build is the part that outlasted the redesign.

Designing across 15 legal and tax product teams

Thomson Reuters

Concepts and prototypes in every 4 to 10 week cycle

Thomson ReutersConcepts and prototypes in every 4 to 10 week cycle

Concepts and prototypes on every project, inside a cycle that ran 4 to 10 weeks. About 20 projects in two years went through that same loop, from requirements to accessible handoff.

Redesigning the buying path to lift conversion from 20% to 23%

British Telecom

Testing several concepts before development

British TelecomTesting several concepts before development

The two of us argued for a two-sprint buffer before development, room to test several concepts instead of shipping the first one. Wireframes and prototypes went through usability testing before UI delivery and guidelines.

Design leadership

Leading design is mostly about what the team can do when I am not the one doing the work: a direction people can actually follow, and a system they can build on instead of redrawing. Across a unit of eighty it turns into who joins and what they learn from each other.

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AI Enablement
Wallarm
Component Documentation
Wallarm
Design Tokens
Wallarm