As a product designer, I have contributed to innovative digital experiences across leading companies such as sonnen, IBM, and Udemy. 

At sonnen, I designed user flows and interfaces for smart energy and electric vehicle charging apps, focusing on seamless, user-centric solutions that promote sustainable living.

During my time at IBM, I collaborated in cross-functional teams, applying design-thinking methodologies to create enterprise-grade products that balance user needs with business goals. 

At Udemy, I worked on instructor experience of the learning platform, enhancing user engagement and accessibility through intuitive UI design and data-driven improvements. My diverse experience spans from conceptual design to detailed execution, always aiming to deliver impactful, user-friendly products.

Zettel

Zettel turns my ring of handwritten German vocabulary cards into an app. Each word comes with the short phrases it really lives in, and I keep the ones I’d actually say and practise them every day. (Built with Claude)

(Built with Claude)

Try Birds Over Me

Yolda
Yolda is a mobility platform centered on the idea of movement. I designed a visual identity that is both functional and expressive—developing the logo, UI elements, and printed materials. The system emphasizes clarity and ease of use, while visually conveying a sense of forward motion and direction across all brand touchpoints.

Experimental Film & Collage Book  (WIP)

Fluid Fragments explores the sensory experience of navigating archives through moving images. Using found footage—from landscapes to textures—the film detaches archival material from its original context to create a reflective, poetic counter-archive of home movies. Accompanied by a tactile collage book, the project extends this contemplative space beyond the screen.

New Media Design – Master Project
Advisors: Prof. Dr. Stephan Günzel, Phuong Hoang
Sound & Editing: Badel Batu
Max/Jitter Support: Tatsuru Arai

Roboam  

Video editing & color for Berlin-based fashion brand Roboam 2026

AM WATT - a publication that blends ecology and visual storytelling, offering new insights into this dynamic coastal landscape. This artistic research project was featured in AM WATT publication alongside a diverse group of students and researchers exploration of this fragile ecosystem through artistic and scientific lenses. 

The work was also exhibited in Intelligent Kin, as part of Berlin Art Week and New Media Week (2025), presented as a split-screen video loop; the work stages parallel processes of change. Each side follows its own rhythm, reflecting the ebb and flow of the tides and highlighting distinct temporalities of transformation.

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This time-based collage explores our fragmented perception of time through layered images of skies and sunsets. What began as a study of visualizing one minute evolved into a moving landscape of colors, patterns, and light. Presented at the Nutopia pop-up exhibition, the piece blends traditional collage with video art and augmented reality. Visitors could activate an AR experience via Adobe Aero, transforming the static collage into a dynamic, immersive play of moving skies.

An ongoing research-based visual practice focused on texture and movement, drawing from observations of species and ecological contexts, and produced through generative animation workflows using ComfyUI.