Over the last 7 years, I’ve spent a lot of time making things. Some beautiful, some useful, some slightly unnecessary, and a few that somehow became both.

I’m a product developer, designer and AI engineer, which basically means I’m usually somewhere between Figma, a code editor and an AI tool wondering, “What if we tried this?”

I started out with design and gradually found myself wanting to understand what happens after the design is done. So I started building. Then came products, systems, websites, AI and a growing curiosity for anything that sits at the intersection of creativity and technology.

Today, I enjoy the whole process. Thinking through an idea, shaping it, designing it, writing the code, breaking something, fixing it, and eventually watching it become a real thing.

I’m also a big believer that good work should have some personality. There should be a piece of you in every piece of yours. Otherwise, what’s the point?

When I’m not designing or building, you’ll probably find me listening to jazz, playing tennis, writing something I may or may not finish, looking at art, or having a very unnecessary but very interesting conversation about something.

Anyway, that’s me.

I make things. I think a lot. I ask too many questions. And I’m having a pretty good time doing it.