. Since then we've grown from 5 people to 100, and gone from pre-product
to being an essential tool for carestaff across Europe, the UK, and the
US.
Interaction designer for hardware and software
Head of design at Teton, Copenhagen
In 2021 I was hired as the founding designer at
Teton ↗︎
. Since then we've grown from 5 people to 100, and gone from pre-product
to being an essential tool for carestaff across Europe, the UK, and the
US.
At Teton, we're teaching computers to understand human activity in healthcare spaces, and creating tools that give carestaff agency in their work. I started as the only designer, so I did the first version of everything, from our digital products and branding to our industrial and service design. Now there are three of us.
Usually I've been a 'build for yourself' kind of designer, so at Teton I had to find a way to make a product that was very much not for myself. The best approach I've found is just to be out with the carestaff a lot. I'll never end up being a nurse, but after 40 night shifts you get enough empathy to channel the 'build for yourself' way of working.
, an early generative AI synthesiser for designers
, a navigation app that mixes Street Fighter and Google Maps
design B&O headphones, furniture, and healthtech hardware
about AR prototyping, made for a residency in Spokane
, made with friends, using finetuned GPT-2 and StyleGAN
, a moonbase they lived in in Greenland
