My experience spans branding, editorial design, and type design, from newspaper layouts to work in advertising agencies and design studios. This range has given me a strong foundation in visual communication, combining expressive design with functional, user-focused thinking.

I’m currently working as a Font Developer at Dalton Maag, contributing to the design and development of custom fonts used in global digital products. My work includes multi-script type design, ensuring that typography performs consistently across different languages, platforms, and contexts. I collaborate closely with designers and engineers to translate typographic systems into real-world interfaces, balancing visual quality with technical constraints.

Through this work, I’ve contributed to projects for international clients such as Netflix, Amazon, and Google, as well as to the development of typefaces within Dalton Maag’s library, including Aktiv Grotesk, Objektiv, and Marble Arch.

Beyond type design, I focus on UI and product design, with an interest in how design decisions shape usability, clarity, and user experience. I approach design as a balance between system thinking and visual expression, aiming to create products that are both functional and distinctive.

I’m a Product Designer with a background in type design, font development, and front-end, working at the intersection of writing systems, UI, design systems, and engineering.

Over the past 9+ years, I’ve worked across digital products, branding, advertising, editorial, and type design, contributing to projects for both small teams and large international organizations. My roles have ranged from early concept and direction to development and delivery, allowing me to understand how design decisions evolve from idea to implementation in real-world products.

My experience combines visual craft with technical execution. I’m comfortable moving between disciplines, collaborating with cross-functional teams, and contributing to projects where alignment between design, engineering, and business is critical.

At Dalton Maag, I contribute to the design, development, and production of custom fonts used in global digital products. This includes working on multi-script type design, ensuring consistency, readability, and performance across different writing systems, languages, and cultural contexts. I’m particularly interested in how a visual language can be translated across scripts in a way that remains coherent, accessible, and culturally respectful.

I work closely with designers and engineers to ensure typographic consistency and usability across platforms, while improving internal workflows, QA processes, and documentation. This has strengthened my approach to design systems and building scalable, reliable design foundations.

Earlier in my career, I worked on UI and UX projects where I designed interfaces, defined structure and hierarchy, and collaborated with developers to bring products to life. These experiences shaped how I approach product design today, balancing user needs, technical constraints, and business goals.

I’m particularly interested in accessibility, usability, and how type design, fonts, and visual decisions impact user experience at scale. I also enjoy exploring new tools, techniques, and technologies, especially where they influence how we design, build, and communicate through digital products.

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