About
Hey, I'm Elo. I design AI experiences that help humans think, decide, and work more effectively.
I'm currently a Senior Product Designer within the Technology, Data & Innovation division at Deutsche Bank, focused on conversational and agentic AI for Investment Banking.
My work sits at the intersection of AI interaction design, systems thinking, product strategy, narrative framing, and frontend prototyping. I move fluidly from concept to execution — from shaping product vision and interaction models to building working prototypes and production-ready frontend experiences. I'm especially interested in how intelligent systems can become trustworthy collaborators rather than just interfaces.
I think both systemically and narratively: understanding the architecture behind products, while also shaping the stories, behaviors, and mental models users interact with.
Before focusing on Product Design, I studied Management and worked across startups, innovation consulting, and digital transformation initiatives — helping large organizations launch products, services, and new ventures. That background still influences how I design today: balancing user needs, technical feasibility, and business impact.
Experienced in:
Venture building · Conversational & agentic AI · UX/UI & product design · User research · Product strategy · Design systems · Frontend prototyping · Cross-functional collaboration · Metrics & business impact
Education:
Università di Torino — Laurea Triennale & Laurea Specialistica in Economia Aziendale e Management
I've worked closely with highly data-driven teams and operate across five languages 🇮🇹 🇫🇷 🇬🇧 🇪🇸 🇩🇪.
Currently exploring AI-native workflows end-to-end — from design to production — using tools like Cursor and GitHub Copilot.
Principles
How I work
Clarity at scale
Design should reduce cognitive load — especially in complex systems, workflows, and AI interactions.
Evidence before intuition
Research, product signals, and real usage patterns guide decisions more than assumptions.
Trust as a product feature
In high-stakes environments, clarity, consistency, and transparency directly shape user confidence.
Systems, not screens
Interfaces, prompts, behaviours, and design systems are all part of the same product ecosystem.