That time when I...
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At Wolt, I led the design for the premium subscription service during peak vacation season. Proactively coordinated across retention, marketing, and brand teams to keep the project moving. Did the strategic thinking before touching Figma: scalability planning, asset coordination, timeline management.
At Yousician, I stepped into a two-week fire drill when the team was short-staffed. Delivered a full landing page plus 100+ ad assets for Google, TikTok, and Instagram. Built a custom Figma plugin on the fly to batch-rename images with size specs, saving marketing hours of manual work.
When debates stall or budgets are tight, I grab a prototype and go. Did it at Singa to settle a tablet interface dispute. Did it again at Yousician with a guitar in hand to validate a feature hypothesis. Fast, cheap, decisive.
I connected the codebase to Snowflake via CLI, then built a custom skill with fine-grained rules so Claude Code (my terminal-first AI agent) could run the analysis workflows I needed. Most designers skip the data part. I don't. Before I open Figma, I've already pulled cohorts, run queries, and built a picture of what's actually happening. The design work is better for it.