Product Designer, ATOSS Software AG
At ATOSS Software AG, I was the lead designer on three major projects: a full interface redesign of the web-based workforce management tool, a ground-up overhaul of the design system, and the UX/UI design of multiple use cases of a new native iOS and Android app. I owned the design end-to-end: research, UI design, interaction design, Figma component libraries, design specifications, and QA review. I worked cross-functional with engineering and product, and acted as the primary design contact for internal teams including product management, marketing, and consulting.
Art Director / Brand Designer, ShareNow & DriveNow (BMW Group)
At ShareNow and DriveNow, I led visual strategy and brand campaigns across multiple European markets: directing photographers, managing productions, and overseeing content from concept to delivery.
I design for complexity - the kind where user needs, technical constraints, and business goals all pull in different directions. My focus is on building solutions that feel obvious to use, even when the underlying system is anything but.
Over four years, I worked across the full design lifecycle: from competitor analysis and stakeholder research to high-fidelity UI, design system architecture, developer handoff, and QA. I came to product design from brand and art direction, a background that trained my eye for visual detail and taught me how design builds trust.
Forever Learning.
I hold a B.A. in Media Design from Macromedia University of Applied Sciences in Munich, Germany.
I believe growth comes through continuous learning. That’s why I’ve completed several certifications to sharpen my skills and deepen my passion for the craft.
UXQB
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CPUX-F
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Design System University
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Design System 101
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UX Design Institute
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Professional UI Design
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Interaction Design Foundation
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Mobile User Experience
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Interaction Design Foundation
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Accessibility: How to Design for All
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