In general I would say I'm driven by curiosity.
I started exploring the web around 2000: dial-up connections, animated gifs, guestbooks, and websites built with tables. I was eleven, tinkering with computers and teaching myself how things worked. While other kids were on the beach, I was often reading a C++ book.
That curiosity later became a career. I moved from hands-on design into project leadership, product strategy, and UX management. Along the way, I learned that the quality of a product is closely connected to the way the people behind it work together.
Today, I’m a UX Manager at Siemens, working on shared design foundations and leading UX across complex projects. I’m interested in clear ownership, useful systems, and teams that can make good decisions without waiting for someone to tell them how.
I tend to build things myself. Projects like Parkcessible and decAIde give me space to explore a problem directly, try a new tool, approach or method, and learn from what happens.
