Background
Sr. Interaction Designer at The Dock, Accenture's R&D lab in Dublin. Previously at Spotify and Mercedes-Benz — studied at CODE University of Applied Sciences in Berlin and Umeå Institute of Design.
Design
I notice where to put my keys so I never forget them, why the checkout form feels hostile, why our devices stay exactly the same whether you're glowing with joy or sitting with grief.
I'm an interaction designer — I shape the flows, screens, and decision moments of enterprise AI tools and data products for people who'll put their name on the output.
The design problem is almost always trust. A lot of what I build uses AI, which means the output itself is what needs to be trusted before anyone will act on it.
How do you make that visible? How do you design something a person can actually stand behind?
Side quest
Outside of that, I've been running a quieter side quest: how do you bring emotions into digital spaces?
Interfaces that respond to grief. Notifications that arrive as flowers. Music players that feel like being at a party.
Same brain, different settings.
Contact