I'm a product designer from Stockholm. At Deloitte Digital, I lead design on enterprise programmes, from early research and rough prototypes through to detailed design and delivery.
I am self-taught. I started in visual design and learned product design by making things, shipping them, and fixing what did not work. I still think best by making a rough version first.
I began as a junior designer at a startup, moving from graphic design into product as the work demanded it. I now work as a product designer at Deloitte Digital, leading design on complex client programmes.
I work across research, strategy, interaction and visual design, prototyping, and delivery. I use prototypes to work through ideas with a team and find the parts we do not yet agree on.
Most of the work is collaborative. I work with product, engineering, research, and client teams to frame the problem, make decisions with the information we have, and keep the work moving. The screen is often the straightforward part.
I am most interested in products that are difficult to understand at first. That might be because of regulation, specialist knowledge, or a complicated workflow. My job is to make the work easier to follow without hiding what matters.
At Deloitte Digital I lead design on enterprise programmes across insurance, financial services, energy, and public services.
The projects are different, but the day-to-day work is similar: understand the requirements, make something concrete, test it with the people involved, and help the team ship it. I am used to working with legacy systems, regulation, tight deadlines, and decisions that need several people in the room.
I want to keep working on complex products with thoughtful teams that care about doing the work well. If that sounds relevant, I would be glad to hear from you.