Lead Designer. Bedroom Musician. Modular Nerd.
Hi, I'm Dion, a Lead Product Designer based in Berlin with 13+ years of experience designing digital products across mobile and web.
I've always been fascinated by how simple, well-designed pieces come together to create something bigger. I naturally break complex problems into smaller, bite-sized parts, make each part understandable on its own, then connect them into a system that can grow without becoming a mess. Whether it's a product, a design system, a modular synthesizer, or even LEGO, I'm drawn to things that are flexible, reusable, and thoughtfully built.
That curiosity has shaped how I approach design throughout my career.
Background
Experience
Delivery Hero
Berlin, GermanyVaadin
Turku, FinlandSkookum
Charlotte, NC, USARemote from BandungPT Pentacode Digital
Bandung, IndonesiaWhat I'm looking for
I'm looking for a team that values curiosity, craftsmanship, and collaboration as much as shipping great products.
The problems that excite me most are usually the messy ones—complex systems, design at scale, accessibility, and the growing intersection between design, engineering, and AI.
More than anything, I enjoy working with thoughtful people who care deeply about building things that genuinely improve someone's day.
Snapshot
Design approach
Modular thinking
I break complex products into small, reusable pieces that are easier to understand, test, evolve, and recombine. The goal is not modularity for its own sake—it is making change safer and scale less painful.
Product thinking
I balance user needs, business goals, and technical constraints to make decisions that create meaningful product outcomes.
Collaboration
I enjoy bringing designers, engineers, and product teams together to solve problems and build better products.
Craft
I care deeply about thoughtful interactions, accessibility, and visual detail that make products feel intuitive and enjoyable to use.
Principles
How I think about design
Think beyond the screen
Great products aren't just well-designed interfaces-they're the result of thoughtful systems, collaboration, and shared understanding.
Balance complexity
Every design decision should work for users, support business goals, and respect technical realities.
Build together
The best ideas come from collaboration. Strong partnerships between design, engineering, and product create better outcomes.
Details matter
Thoughtful interactions, accessibility, and visual craft shape experiences people enjoy using every day.