Berlin · Product Design & Build

I design productsand build the systems that run them.

19+ years of design experience, applied across strategy, interface, and implementation.
About

I'm curious how things really work.
That is where I start.

For 19+ years I designed products inside large organisations: Zalando, Telekom, Audi, Cornelsen, Duden. The same curiosity drove all of it: understanding how a product really works, what moves it, and how to make it better.

Now I build as well as design. I take a problem all the way to a working product: the design, the system, and the software, without handoffs, agencies, or slide decks. The finished thing, made properly.

01

Find the friction

When a product slows down, the cause is usually hidden beneath the interface.
I find it.

Where it begins

02

Build what's needed

Small fixes rarely hold when the structure itself is wrong. So I redesign the underlying logic and build the software to support how the product and its team actually work, end to end, not as a handoff.

Designed and built

03

Adapt for growth

As the business grows, the system has to grow with it. I extend the workflows, the logic, and the tooling so the next stage arrives without new friction, so the product keeps working as the demands on it change, instead of needing to be rescued again a year later.

Made to last

2005–today

Stable, honest products.
Not decks. Not workshops.

Product designUX & systems thinkingDesign systemsProduct architectureEnd-to-end buildWorkflow designAI-driven products

For 19+ years I designed products inside large organisations: Zalando, Telekom, Cornelsen, Duden, Audi. I learned to notice what others walk past: the workflow no one questioned, the design system built for a product that no longer exists.

Now I build as well as design. Most of what I make lives inside workflows, product logic, and architecture, the parts that never photograph well. Most recently that is Neuborgis and its compliance tools; before it, inlovewithmath.com.

A few examples from across the years.

What problem are you trying to solve?
Let's build the answer.