Professional identity

Multidisciplinary generalist

I am a curious person, so I have collected a wide set of skills. You even could say that I am a designer generalist. It makes me more flexible, helps me to complete projects to the details and understand, help the colleagues with their struggles. My experience in the visual field (graphic design, 3d modeling, motion graphics, video editing) lets me communicate my or my team’s ideas more clearly and appealing, reducing the chances of misinterpretations. My second wide set of skills in technology (electronics, coding, engineering) gives me the ability to make high fidelity prototypes quickly and evaluate the idea as soon as possible. I am very excited when I can learn or try something new. It broadens the mind and it's easier to see new opportunities.

Entrepreneurship mindset

While working on the design projects I always try to step back and look to it from a business perspective. During the design process, you can create a perfect solution for a specific problem, but if you do not make the product feasible, viable, or desirable, it might not reach the users’ that have that problem and your work might end in vain. Thus, I am always trying to integrate the users needs, the business requirements and the possibilities of technology in one project.

Interest in motion

Part of my identity is motion. In every project I incorporate moving features, from motion graphics in digital prototypes, animated explanation movies, changing light patterns to kinetic mechanisms. I think that every motion can be used to emphasize the message, show clear feedback or increase the experience by just making the product look magical and delightful.