About
I ended up here by following curiosity. Sociology, psychology, and philosophy first, then UX, service design, project management, marketing, and a handful of entrepreneurial experiments along the way. The thread running through all of it: an interest in how people think, what they're trying to do, and how to bring the best version of it into the world.
What I bring
- Clarity on what a project is actually about: the question behind the question
- Systems thinking and a big-picture view: seeing how parts connect and what the whole is trying to become
- A cross-functional background across UX, design, service design, marketing, and product thinking, and enough business sense to know which decisions matter
- The ability to move between roles (founder, team, design, tech) without losing the thread
Background
Digital Project Manager at an agency in Berlin, leading client projects end-to-end. Before that: marketing management, entrepreneurial experiments with photography, e-commerce, and web projects. UX design training via CareerFoundry. Studies in sociology, psychology, and philosophy. I wanted to explain the world, but it turned out to be the classic "what do I do with this" combination.
Native in English and German. I can work in either. Intermediate French, enough to charm my wife's grandparents, not quite enough to work in. Some Japanese and Spanish for simple conversations and survival. Based in Nice, France.
What I'm looking for
I'm looking for a team working on something that genuinely matters: mental health, wellbeing, coaching, education, or anywhere the work has real stakes for the people it serves. I enjoy taking loose ideas and turning them into a direction: a clear path forward, an action plan, something to build on. The strategic, exploratory, collaborative work that shapes what gets built.
Fully remote is the preference, though I'm always up for the occasional meetup. Get in touch or find me on LinkedIn.