Product Design
I design digital products that balance user needs and organizational goals, turning complexity into intuitive, accessible experiences.
At UNICEF Learning Innovation Hub, I lead product design for The Learning Cabinet, shaping the project’s digital presence to drive equitable learning worldwide.
For the United Nations Volunteers, I kick started a human-centered design approach, supporting the experience of a diverse user data base.
Senior Design Consultant @UNICEF’s Learning Innovation Hub
2025 - present / Helsinki, Finland + Zurich, Switzerland
MY ROLE
Solution discovery & innovation and design: Apply human-centered design principles to address real user needs in diverse global contexts.
Collaboration & advocacy: Partner with engineers, product managers, and global stakeholders to align priorities, integrate feedback, and ensure adoption of features.
Platform governance & scalability: Created processes for content quality, ecosystem integration, and sustainable platform management.
Impact & values: translated UNICEF’s mission and principles into design, empowering education decision-makers and supporting equitable learning outcomes for children worldwide.
I initiated my mandate at UNICEF within the Learning Cabinet project, a multilateral partnership that aims to radically transform education worldwide.
The north star of LEarning Cabinet is to connect education leaders in the Global South with curated EdTech tools to improve learning outcomes for children globally. As the leading voice in the product design efforts, my work is established in different fronts
The north star of LEarning Cabinet is to connect education leaders in the Global South with curated EdTech tools to improve learning outcomes for children globally. As the leading voice in the product design efforts, my work is established in different fronts
Discovery processes and innovation
Being the first Product Designer to join the team, I leveraged different human-centered methodologies to bring the user voice in a cohesive manner. Usability tests, heuristics evaluations and a push for incorporating user data are now established tools to decide next steps of the development
Impact (coming soon)
The Learning Cabinet is in beta phase, and information cannot be published here to the full extend. Because of that, the data of design impact is not yet consolidated.
Get in touch directly if you wish to hear more about those.
Senior UX Designer Consultant @United Nations Volunteers
2024 - 2025, contract-based / Bonn, Germany + Zurich, Switzerland
MY ROLE
Research & design: analyzed AI features with recruiter needs, delivered wireframes, interactive prototypes, and final assets for development.
AI-enhanced UX: designed interfaces integrating AI longlisting into UNV’s Unified Volunteer Platform to streamline recruitment and improve user experience.
Impact: enabled a faster, more personalized volunteer matching process, aligning with UNV’s mission of advancing peace and development through volunteerism.
The assignment focused on integrating AI-driven tool into the Unified Volunteer Platform (UVP), UNV’s global system for connecting volunteers with opportunities. The goal was to enhance recruiter workflows, streamline candidate selection, and deliver a more personalized user experience.
Due to restrict regulations of internal recruiting tools, not much can be disclosed. Get in touch for getting more insights about the experience
Partnership with academia
I introduced a research project in partnership with the Master Degree of User Experience Design of the University of Chur (FHGR), to better analise and propose improvements in the digital onboarding process of volunteers.
A particularity of the UN volunteers (and the United Nations system in itself) is the high diversity of users. From senior population in conflict zones to young adults in the Global North, people from different walks of lives were taken into account in the project. More details of the proposal can be read here.