I design where hardware and interface meet, so the seam between them disappears.
The problems I like are the ones that are hard to put into words and obvious the second they’re in your hand.
Industrial design is where I started, so I treat an interface like an object: it should have weight, edges, and a right way to be held. I’ve followed that instinct through an autonomous-vehicle cockpit at Mercedes-Benz, a tugboat’s controls, and the digital products I build now in Graz.
The thesis at Mercedes-Benz Design turned into six more months in the Sindelfingen studio, and most of that time went into a tool rather than a concept: a modular prototyping system where components plug into an ESP32 over I²C and get switched on from a web interface the board serves itself. The point was speed. A new interaction idea should be standing up and testable the same afternoon somebody has it.
Industrial designer & design technologist · Graz, Austria
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What I am doing at the moment:
I moved to Graz in July 2025 to design production software at LearningSuite: the learning platform and its sales-side sister product, SalesSuite. After years of concepts and prototypes, this is where I learn how an idea survives contact with production. I design in Figma, hand over to the developers with a brief, and QA what comes back. Real interfaces, real constraints, and a deadline that doesn’t move because the concept got more interesting.
It’s also where I’ve deepened the part of the craft my industrial-design background touched least, UI itself: hierarchy, states, the quiet consistency of a product people use every day.
On top of the UX/UI work, the two company websites are mine end to end. Every new page starts with me: I design it, brief graphic design on the visuals it needs, build it in Webflow (a tool I hadn’t opened until May 2026, the way Figma was new when I arrived), and sign-off comes from the company owners directly. Four feature pages on the SalesSuite side so far, a set of unlisted pages doing quieter work for lead generation, and most recently LearningSuite’s Intelligence page, the most developed thing I’ve made there.
Next to work I’ve got small personal projects going. Alongside Layers, I’m building Latch: a connected “rich-interaction” key holder for me and my partner that turns hanging up your keys into a quiet “I’m home, can’t wait for you to get back.” Curious?
Datasheet
Rev. 2026
Unit
- Designation
- Industrial Designer & Design Technologist
- Discipline
- UX · Physical & digital UI · Interaction · Prototyping
- Origin
- German / Spanish
- Deployed
- Graz, Austria
Field record
- 2025–
- LearningSuite Flexco, Graz: Product development, UX/UI
- 2025
- Mercedes-Benz Design, Sindelfingen: Werkstudent, Advanced UX Design
- 2024–25
- Mercedes-Benz Design, Sindelfingen: MSc thesis, in studio
- 2021–23
- LLP Renderings: Self-taught 3D, freelance product renders & animation
- 2021
- Smart-Ship B.V.: Azimuth control ergonomics
Certification
- MSc ’25
- Industrial Design: TU Eindhoven (Research, Design & Development)
- BSc ’21
- Industrial Design Engineering: The Hague University
Toolchain
- Design
- Figma · ProtoPie · Adobe Creative Suite · ComfyUI
- 3D / CAD
- Fusion 360 · Blender
- Code
- Arduino (C++) · Python · Processing · ESP32 / I²C
- AI-assisted
- Claude Code: I specify, direct and review
Protocols
- Languages
- German C2 · English C2 · Spanish C2 · Dutch B2
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