Making complex systems feel simple.
UX and interaction design for digital tools used by thousands.
The best design is invisible.
It doesn't announce itself.
It just makes hard things easy
and complex things clear.
Designing interfaces for caseworkers, advisors and organizers across Norway's employment support system. Fast-paced product design in a team of five developers.
Replacing a legacy system with a compliant, automated sickness benefit platform. Navigating legal complexity from the 1960s. 250+ caseworkers in the new system, 45,000 people receiving sickness benefits weekly.
Embedded at NORAD, I ran user research and workshops from the inside, feeding insights to the external design team building the new site.
Research into the collaboration between Norwegian embassies, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and NORAD which contributed to a new digital grant management platform.
I'm a product designer who makes complex systems feel simple. My work lives in flows, logic, and interaction design the stuff between a user and a hard problem.
I sketch fast, prototype early, and put things in front of real users as soon as possible. I like field visits and direct feedback. I can also find myself three hours deep in Figma, having forgotten to blink.
I design systems-first, from atomic components up, and hand off work developers can actually build from.