Hi, I'm Marco
I bring structure to complex products and help teams decide what is worth building.
My work spans B2B SaaS, enterprise workflows and AI, connecting product strategy with the details of how an experience works. I’m always looking for opportunities to make a meaningful difference in the world.
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From communication to product decisions
My background combines marketing, teaching and independent design work. Since 2018, I’ve worked across product design, consulting and product strategy. Teaching added another perspective: how to make the same information useful to people with different goals, experience and confidence.
Today, I work as a UX/UI Designer at Otto Group one.O. My responsibilities span discovery, information architecture, interaction design, UI, handoff and design QA. I’m focused on Senior Product Designer opportunities where that end-to-end perspective can shape both the product and the way a team works.
How I work
Start with the need
I question the requirement before committing to the interface. Observation, interviews and domain expertise help me separate what people need from what a product has historically offered.
Work through the constraints
I work with PMs and engineers to understand dependencies, APIs and failure states. That understanding helps me turn technical constraints into clear product choices and useful interactions.
Follow the work through delivery
I connect flows, prototypes and UI with documentation, handoff and design QA. Shared patterns and implementation feedback help keep the experience coherent as the product grows.
Across teams and products
One product, four teams
Within a broader migration project, I support four teams and champion design-system alignment across them. The aim is to keep components, patterns and interaction conventions coherent as different teams build separate areas.
Migrate what mattersA shared product-family experience
I advocated for and led design-system alignment between two related products. Different login experiences and inconsistent primary-action placement were signs of fragmentation. The work aimed to make both products feel like part of the same offering.
On the AI product, I started as the sole designer and later led the design direction as two additional designers joined. I moved to another project after the core interaction model was established.
Guided or free-form AIWhat I’m looking for
Senior Product Designer roles working on complex B2B SaaS, enterprise AI and emerging technology. I’m interested in work that connects discovery, systems thinking and close product-engineering collaboration.
I also take on selected product design and strategy work with funded startups.
View CVBeyond the day-to-day
Outside work, I’m into art, a coffee addict, and now a matcha convert too. I love travelling the world and getting to know places through the people who live there.
I’m curious about how people from different backgrounds approach everyday life. Travelling reminds me how many ways there are to do the same thing, and I enjoy embracing those differences rather than expecting everything to feel familiar.