● BRAND & CREATIVE LEAD 

After years of agency hustle, I moved in-house to B2B marketing teams, where design meets data, strategy, and a whole new language of abbreviations.

Marketing Designer

I design with one foot in branding and the other in marketing.
The goal isn’t just to make things look polished, it’s to create work that people engage with, remember, and act on. I combine creative direction with performance thinking, using data, testing, and a healthy amount of curiosity to figure out what actually moves the needle.

Brand maintenance & refreshment

A strong brand is a living system. As businesses grow, I help evolve their visual identity. Refining what works, improving what doesn’t, and keeping everything consistent and relevant over time. It’s one of the parts of the job I enjoy the most—bringing clarity, elevating the brand, and often doing it more efficiently than relying on external agencies.

AI, AI, AI and more AI

Yes, I use it too. ChatGPT, Claude, Midjourney, Krea, agents, LLMs, whatever’s next. In the right hands, it’s a powerful tool. It helps me explore faster, iterate more, and push ideas further. But good work still needs a brain behind it. Strong ideas, taste, and direction don’t magically appear because you wrote a clever prompt. Did I use AI to write this? Maybe.

• MY WAY OF WORKING

No big ego, no drama

I just focuse on doing great work together.

I like commitment, clear communication, and teams that care about quality. I work best in environments built on trust, ownership, and a healthy level of autonomy. Give me context, direction, and space to think, and I’ll figure out the rest.

My current manager once described me as “the glue of the team,” which honestly makes sense. A big part of what I naturally do is connect the dots between brand, marketing, sales and product, and the people trying to keep all of it moving forward.

I value focus, organization, and systems that help creative work scale without everything dissolving into chaos three months later.

Also, I might call you patato at some point.

Work Experience