I design the structure behind complex products, bridging research, business needs and technical constraints when they don't point in the same direction. I turn ambiguity into clear product architecture, workflows and interfaces.

"Complexity becomes useful when you can turn it into a system people understand."
I’m a Product Designer who works best with complex products, workflows and domains. I turn research, domain knowledge, business needs and technical constraints into clear product architecture, interactions and interfaces.
What interests me most is the space between what users need, what the business is trying to achieve, and what engineering can realistically support. When those things don't yet align, I like figuring out why, and turning that ambiguity into a product direction the team can build on.
My background spans public healthcare, MedTech and data-driven products (CRM, SaaS, GRC), supported by a multidisciplinary Master's in IT across research, design, technology and business. I bring a research mindset to product design, but my strength is connecting the pieces: understanding the problem, identifying what information matters, structuring complex workflows, and working with others to turn that understanding into something that is technically feasible
I work best where research shapes the product direction, in cross-functional teams or dedicated design practices. Open to in-house and freelance roles in UX research, UX/UI, and product design.