Lead UX Designer
10 Years of Experience
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Leading a team of 5 designers across 5 product pillars at Greytip Software
This is the stuff that keeps me curious, grounded, and a little more human outside of work.
I make digital art and sometimes sell prints at events on weekends. Not really as a side hustle, I just like the feeling of making something people actually want to hang on their wall. It’s very different from product work. The reaction is immediate, and people are brutally honest in the best way.
Making music is how I decompress. I produce lofi and ambient tracks, slow and textured, with no lyrics, under the name dot2dot. It’s become one of the few things I do without overthinking the outcome.
I’m oddly obsessed with origami. Mostly paper planes, but not the basic school ones, the multi-step designs that actually glide properly. I like that they either work or they don’t. No presentations, no opinions, no “alignment meetings.” Just physics deciding whether the fold was right.
I make small clay characters and random sculpted objects whenever I need a break from screens. It’s slow, messy, and weirdly calming. Clay is forgiving until it suddenly isn’t, which is probably why I enjoy it. Most of what I make is just experiments, little figures, abstract shapes, things that feel good to build by hand.
Since AI tools got good, I’ve been building games for fun, text adventures, board game concepts, and weird little playable prototypes. One started as a joke about surviving a chaotic product launch as a UX lead and somehow became genuinely playable.
"Most of what I’ve learned came from shipping things that sounded right… until users proved otherwise."
UX Experience Lead at Greytip Software since Dec 2020. I shape product vision with executive stakeholders, lead 5 designers across 5 product pillars, and drive design operations — from process building to design systems to stakeholder alignment.
Open to senior UX roles, collaborations, and interesting conversations