Design work
Three case studies from my work at Maersk on the systems that run global procurement. Each one covers the problem, the design decisions, and the trade-offs.
How I work
Design engineer
AI tooling has changed what one designer can build. I design and ship in code, using AI to move from idea to working application with speed, precision, and a tight feedback loop. This results in virtually no gap between design and engineering—fewer handoffs, faster iteration, and more ability to focus on craft.
Player-coach
In every senior role over the past several years, I’ve managed or mentored other designers in their work: reviewing, pairing, and making decisions alongside the team. What I value most is helping someone become the designer they didn’t know they could be and then getting out of their way.
Product strategist
The decisions that matter most are about what to build now, why it matters, and what can wait. I work where product thinking meets design craft: deciding what’s worth building, how it supports the business, and how it all fits together.
Case studies
I turned an invoice comparison tool into a decision system
Investigation time dropped from 45–90 minutes to under 10.
I rebuilt rate handling and terminal setup as tracked workflows
Terminal onboarding time dropped from 26 days to 5 days.
I created a governed source of truth for cost data
Rate upload time dropped by 65%, and time to extend or expire rates dropped by 70%.
