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In sync&sweat I expected music tempo to drive heart rate. The data said r = +0.05, so I rebuilt the concept around activity type instead.
See sync&sweat ↗Product Manager & UX Designer
I'm studying Interaction Design at TU Delft, after a bachelor's in Industrial Design. My work sits between research and product: I talk to users, test with them, read the data, and turn what I find into decisions a team can build on.
Most recently: a 0→1 lighting product as a product intern at Shokz, a hackathon product for Uber Eats that placed top 3, and usability research for De'Longhi.
Took a health-lighting product from a vague idea to a PRD: 12 user interviews, a hardware cost model, and an office-lighting study (102 responses, NPS +9.8) that set the next round of fixes.
Top 3. Defined Food Miner's AI recommendation mechanism, information architecture and hi-fi prototype: five personal picks instead of endless browsing.
Usability study of the Pinguino app's scheduling with 7 participants; recommendations sent to the design centre in Italy.
Specialising in AI product and service design.
Top 10% of the programme. University third-class scholarship; Outstanding Volunteer award.
Ran recruitment, training and reviews for the School of Art & Design's volunteer society; organised a book-donation drive (90%+ donor satisfaction) and a free tutoring programme for 100+ families (95% parent satisfaction).
Designed 10+ posters (100k+ views on social media), ran two recruitment drives that drew 300+ applicants for 80 places, and shot the official event photos.
In sync&sweat I expected music tempo to drive heart rate. The data said r = +0.05, so I rebuilt the concept around activity type instead.
See sync&sweat ↗For De'Longhi I watched seven people try to schedule an air conditioner, then combined tests, UEQ scores and interviews to find where they got lost.
See De'Longhi ↗In Food Miner the AI narrows hundreds of options to five, but the final tap stays with the user: one extra tap, in exchange for trust.
See Food Miner ↗Off screen I dance hip-hop, cook and bake, and listen to more music than is probably healthy. That last one is why this site is a record player.