I’ve been working in technology for more than fifteen years, and during that time I’ve learned one simple truth: if people don’t find a product comfortable to use, it doesn’t matter how advanced the technology behind it is. My journey began in the 2000s with design. I was fascinated by how people interact with systems, what makes an interface intuitive, and what turns it into a struggle.
For years I worked in UX/UI, making sure even the most complex platforms were easy to use without thick manuals. I paid careful attention to the details, from individual buttons to the flow of the user experience. Small things often decide whether a product becomes loved or forgotten
I’m sure you’ve had moments when you stayed with an older version of a product, even if the new one had more features and a sleeker look, simply because the old version had something you didn’t want to lose. Those years taught me the real value of design: it solves problems. That principle became the foundation for everything I’ve done since.
I transitioned from design to development work over the years, starting with frontend, then moving to full-stack, and finally specializing in mobile engineering. At some point, it wasn’t enough for me to just imagine how a product should work. I wanted to bring it to life in code, to see ideas turn into real systems. That experience broadened my perspective, as I developed apps for finance, healthcare, gaming, and e-commerce, where ease of use, consistency, and the ability to grow were all key factors.
Each challenge was different: sometimes it was about handling thousands of concurrent users, sometimes about cutting a process down to just a couple of clicks. And I loved every minute of it. By 2020, I was leading teams and helping companies launch products that entire businesses were built around. In that position, I had more responsibility. I made sure the design and code worked.
Full-cycle software development and scalable architecture design across multiple industries.
Development and integration of 3D solutions for business and innovation.
Leading cross-functional teams, agile project delivery, and mentoring developers.
I could have stopped there. Over time, I realized that what drives me most is consulting. Clients often come seeking more than a finished product. They need guidance to understand what will truly make a difference. When you have to turn a storm of ideas into a clear roadmap.When you’re in charge of both the project and its direction.
My broad experience and my constant hunger for new challenges, make me that person. Since 2017, I’ve been working mostly in this format: remote and project-based, with companies across Europe, the US, and Asia. Sometimes it’s about exploring new possibilities with 3D technologies or game prototypes. Sometimes it’s writing APIs, fine-tuning architecture, or helping a startup streamline its processes. And sometimes, the real task is to take a vague, messy brief and turn it into a product that works and actually makes sense to people.
I’ve explored game jams, taken on experimental prototypes, and immersed myself in research, always seeking new ways to push ideas forward. I’ve worked with React Native and Flutter, tested blockchain interfaces, built dashboards and wallets, and contributed to open source. I see this as more than just a hobby.It allows me to stay sharp and curious, constantly feeding my client work with fresh insights and approaches.
Clients value me for reliability and foresight. They trust that I anticipate challenges in advance and take action to prevent issues from arising. They trust me to take ownership of outcomes, not just put in hours. And they notice that I never lose sight of the end user, because technology only succeeds if people actually enjoy using it. That’s why so many of my projects live on far longer than expected, continuing to deliver value long after others have faded away.
I’d love to share specific project details, technical specifications, and case studies that align with your interests and requirements.
So, who am I in short? A consultant equally fluent in the language of design and the language of code. A designer at heart, a developer in practice, and above all – a problem-solver for clients. If you’re looking for someone who can bridge design and engineering, turn complexity into simplicity, and treat your product as if it were their own – that’s exactly my space.