I often describe myself as an analogue soul working in technology.
I design enterprise software and AI-powered products, helping teams navigate complexity through thoughtful interactions and careful decisions. Good design is often invisible: the interaction that removes friction, the system that quietly gets out of the way.
Away from the screen, I photograph places that reward slow observation, and explore museums and flea markets while planning trips that balance cities with nature. Those habits shape my work more than trends do: good design starts with paying attention.
Technology changes quickly, but curiosity, empathy and careful observation don’t, whether I’m designing an AI assistant or a workflow builder.
Photography has become an important part of my creative process. It has taught me to notice human nature, light, composition, movement, and atmosphere, observations that naturally find their way into my design work.
The photographs throughout this portfolio were captured during my travels.
- Capturing the train in Hanoi, at dawn, before the world awakes, 2026.
- Three women, caught mid-laughter.
- A market, read from above.
- A weaver among her bamboo traps.
- Morning market in Saigon, 2025.
- Results of my photography exploration workshop in Helsinki, 2026.
- Results of my photography exploration workshop in Helsinki, 2026.
- Results of my photography exploration workshop in Helsinki, 2026.
- Results of my photography exploration workshop in Helsinki, 2026.