I design interfaces for systems where a mistake costs something.
Cars, hospitals, factory floors. I came from biomedical engineering, so I test whether a design actually helps before I make it beautiful.
Selected work
All projects
How I work
The same three steps on every project
Field observation and interviews before any screen. What people say and what they do are rarely the same.
Flows and interactive Figma prototypes on a design system, so what gets tested is close to what ships.
Task time, error rates, gaze metrics. If the numbers say the design did not help, the design changes.
About me
I spent months watching clinical staff work around bad hospital software. Then I made that problem my job.
Biomedical engineer by training, UX designer and researcher by choice. Five years across medical, automotive, logistics and B2B products, now finishing an M.Sc. in UX Design at TH Ingolstadt. English C1, German B1, Persian native.
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