Mentoring

Six years of telling people what nobody told me.

I mentor designers and engineers on career moves, interviews, portfolios and the work itself. 550+ of them so far, in seven countries, at a 4.8 average rating. Sessions run 45 minutes, one to one, and you bring the problem.

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45 minutes on Cal.com. Bring the awkward questions.

550+DesignersMentored
6+YearsMentoring
7CountriesReached
4.8AverageRating

What you actually get

  1. 01Career transitions and job-search strategy
  2. 02Interview prep and mock interviews
  3. 03Portfolio and resume reviews
  4. 04Technical skill development and roadmaps
  5. 05Building side projects and open-source contributions

Pick one. Or bring something that isn't on the list.

The mission statement, unedited
“I'm on a mission to unleash design maestros, fueling their creative superpowers, unlocking awesome full-time gigs, and igniting their industry influence through mind-blowing creative adventures!”

Where they are

The home page has a map of this. It costs 263 kB, so here they are as words.

  • Austria

    Career switchers in Austria, mostly convincing them the switch was already underway.

  • France

    Portfolio reviews from Paris to Lyon; the work was rarely the problem.

  • Germany

    Mock interviews with German engineers who prepared harder than their interviewers did.

  • India

    The time zone I know best: roadmaps, first jobs, endless resume rounds.

  • Japan

    Side projects and open-source contributions, shipped somewhere between a full-time job and sleep.

  • UK

    Job-search strategy in the UK, which is mostly strategy for surviving the process.

  • USA

    American mentees arrive with an offer deadline; we work backwards from it.

Where I teach

Seven platforms. The sessions on this page skip all of them.

Bring a problem, we spend 45 minutes on it.

A career move, a portfolio, an interview loop, a roadmap, or the side project you keep not shipping.

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One to one. I have not prepared slides.