I’m an Industrial Designer with a Master’s degree in Transportation Design and over 10 years of professional experience developing products across the bicycle, e-bike, and mobility industries.

Throughout my career, I’ve had the opportunity to work with established brands such as Unno, Orbea, Stevens and Ghost Bikes, contributing to projects ranging from early-stage concepts and design development to production-ready products. Working closely with engineering, manufacturing and other disciplines has given me a strong understanding of the balance between design, technology, functionality and real-world constraints.

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My background in Transportation Design strongly influences the way I approach product development. I’m particularly interested in proportions, surfaces, ergonomics and the relationship between form and function. I believe that good industrial design should not only look distinctive, but should also communicate its purpose, enhance the user experience and make sense from a technical and manufacturing perspective.

Today, I work as an Industrial Designer, helping companies and brands develop physical products from the early stages of an idea through to refined design solutions. Depending on the project, this can involve concept development, sketching, 3D modelling, CAD, visualization, design refinement or supporting the transition towards production.