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What I do

Most of my work is big, process-heavy software. ERP systems for hospitals and universities, court software, police tools, railway safety systems, HR platforms. The kind of thing people have to use at work whether they like it or not. My job is to make it clear enough that they don't mind.

I've led a design team, built and looked after design systems, managed projects and mentored junior designers. I'm also the accessibility person: audits, training, and making sure what we ship works for everyone.

And I code. Websites, web apps, mobile apps, and at work the production front end for the systems I design. Turns out a design is much more likely to get built right when you're the one building it.

How I work

  • Clear over clever. In interfaces, and in emails.
  • Accessible from the start, not as a checklist at the end.
  • Honest about what works and what doesn't.
  • No corporate theatre.

Experience

  1. Design Engineer

    2026 – now

    I design and build complex systems for clients. Mostly CRM, ERP and SaaS, mostly public sector. From research to production code.

  2. Senior UX Designer

    2023 – 2025

    Design, plus mentoring juniors, looking after the design system, and running accessibility audits and training.

  3. Project Manager

    2024 – 2025

    A year at a startup, running tech and AI projects: automation systems, CRMs, client panels, websites.

  4. UX Lead

    2021 – 2023

    Led a team of 8 designers on a large ERP for public institutions.

  5. UX Designer

    2019 – 2021

    Public sector projects: courts, government offices, universities, railways, the police.

Certificates

  • UX-PM Level 3
  • Building websites to WCAG
  • Customer Experience Management
  • Product design in the AI era
  • AI Managers

Off the clock

INFJ and a Pisces. One of those is slightly more scientific than the other.

I like coffee, psychology and automating things that didn't strictly need automating. I'm also learning Lithuanian. Duolingo doesn't teach it, so I built my own app for that.

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