I joined walletii as a product designer on a mobile wallet that runs in more than one market, live in Oman and Tunisia with more on the way. Most work arrives as product requirements from the team, and I take it from there, working out the flows and states and getting them ready to build. Over the year I have shipped across most of the app, payments, international transfers, KYC and wallet limits, cards, loyalty, and onboarding. A lot of my time goes into the design system, where I set a rule for what a person can tap and built market variables so the app can switch currency and components for a new market. It all ships in English, French, and Arabic, so every screen has to work left to right and right to left. The team is distributed across a few time zones, so I work remotely and keep things moving on my own.

Logicwind was my first job and where I learned how to actually do this. It was a service company, so new projects arrived constantly, different industries, different markets, and web, mobile, and TV. I was often the only designer on a project, which meant taking it from nothing to shipped, and sometimes building a basic brand for an idea that did not have one yet. I learned about design sprints and to work directly with clients rather than through someone else. It is also where design systems became my thing. I built the shared system the team used as a base for new projects, brought Figma variables to the team and got them into live work, and started being the person who pushed those conversations. Three years of a lot of projects, which is the fastest way to learn.