About

I studied architecture. What stayed with me from it is that a plan is a set of constraints, and the work is deciding which one gives way.

I started in interfaces with website features and blog pages, then a GPU mining platform — my first full cycle, from competitor research to hi-fi. Then Very Good Security in San Francisco, where the product was a data tokenization API and my job was making its dashboards readable. That is where the pattern set in, and it has held since: I take products with more data on screen than fits, used by someone who has to decide something from it.

Amsterdam next, then Tallinn — six clients at once, across fintech, IoT and real estate. EstateLab and SIMCEL come from those years. Then Hetman in New York, a marketplace for digital art, end to end.

I work for myself — fintech, and AI-powered sales platforms: agent interfaces and operator dashboards. Automating my own process with design agents cut time to market sharply — a PRD becomes a working prototype in days, not weeks.

AI products, because the problem changed shape. The agent does the work. The interface has to show its reasoning, its confidence and its mistakes clearly enough that a person can accept or override them.

Where I’ve worked

2021—2026Senior UI/UX designer, freelanceKyiv
2021—2022Senior product designer, HetmanNew York
2020—2021UX designer, Leverage UXTallinn
2019—2020UI/UX designer, New TribeAmsterdam
2018—2019UI/UX designer, Very Good SecuritySan Francisco
2018UI/UX designer, ScandzaLviv
2017Junior UI designer, ClockwiseDnipro

Tools

I also mentor designers one to one: portfolio audits, choosing a direction, and starting from zero. What happens in each session is on the mentoring page.