Portfolio

Selected work

Enterprise product work alongside selected independent concepts, MVPs, and launches across legal tech, AI transformation, and regulated environments.

Enterprise

Career work

Thomson Reuters / Practical Law

LegalTech

Context: Flagship legal knowledge product used by thousands of UK law firms, barristers' chambers, and in-house legal teams.

Problem: Civil litigation process knowledge was fragmented across static documents, making it difficult for practitioners to navigate procedural decisions efficiently.

Role: Product Specialist, Legal Knowledge Management

What I did: Designed and built the England & Wales civil litigation process into an automated decision tree. Created and validated value propositions for Panoramic, Thomson Reuters' next-generation legal workflow platform. Worked directly with solicitors, barristers, and in-house counsel.

Outcome: Reduced user retrieval time by 50% across 3,000+ classified legal queries. Contributed to 10% increase in product profitability.

Why it matters: Demonstrates rare ability to translate deep legal domain knowledge into scalable, automatable product features — the core challenge in legal technology.

Leyton Digital Transformation

Transformation

Context: Global R&D tax advisory firm with operations across 6 countries, managing 25+ digital products.

Problem: Fragmented digital operations, manual workflows across sales, consulting, QA, and operations slowing claim throughput.

Role: Global Business & Digital Transformation Manager

What I did: Led enterprise-wide transformation with a 30-person cross-functional team. Mapped and redesigned end-to-end business processes. Implemented AI/ML-assisted workflow solutions. Advised C-suite on transformation strategy.

Outcome: Materially reduced manual processing overhead. Increased R&D claim throughput across global operations through AI/ML automation.

Why it matters: Shows ability to lead large-scale, cross-continental transformation programmes with tangible operational outcomes.

Moove Onboarding Platform

FinTech

Context: African fintech unicorn (Series B) expanding rapidly across emerging markets.

Problem: Manual driver onboarding was a bottleneck to scaling across 9 markets and 3 continents.

Role: Senior Product Manager (embedded via Netguru)

What I did: Built and shipped self-onboarding platform from scratch. Designed AI-assisted workflows. Managed cross-functional delivery across multiple geographies.

Outcome: Saved $100k+ in operational costs over 6 months. Enabled rapid geographic expansion.

Why it matters: Proves ability to ship at scale in complex, multi-market environments with measurable cost impact.

Patrianna Compliance & AI

B2B SaaS

Context: B2B SaaS company requiring sophisticated compliance infrastructure and AI-driven operational efficiency.

Problem: Regulatory complexity across KYC, GDPR/ePrivacy, SDK governance, and geolocation compliance required structured, scalable product solutions.

Role: Senior Product Manager

What I did: Designed AI workflow integration across product operations. Led compliance product delivery. Established product KPI frameworks. Mapped LLM-based automation opportunities.

Outcome: Scalable compliance infrastructure across multiple regulatory frameworks. Measurable improvement in delivery speed through AI automation.

Why it matters: Demonstrates ability to operate at the intersection of AI integration and regulatory compliance — rare and increasingly critical.

Independent

Concepts, MVPs & launches

Independent product concepts, MVPs, and launches built end-to-end — outside enterprise constraints, with distinct purpose and audience.

Dogovoreno

Legal-adjacent POC

Context: Independent dispute resolution prototype built to test whether structured legal process logic could be made accessible without a lawyer in the room.

Problem: Early-stage disputes are handled through fragmented, intimidating, and largely offline processes — leaving non-expert users without a structured path forward.

Role: Product owner and builder

What I did: Mapped Civil Procedure Rules-based decision logic end-to-end, designed the user flow, and validated the concept with practising solicitors. Built as a thinking tool as much as a product — exploring the boundary between legal automation and legal judgment.

Outcome: Working prototype demonstrating how CPR-grounded process logic can be translated into a structured, accessible user experience.

Why it matters: Shows legal domain thinking applied directly to product design — exploring where legal process can be systematised and where judgment must remain.

Open live project ↗

Move to Bulgaria

MVP

Context: Independent MVP for expats and digital nomads considering relocation to Bulgaria.

Problem: Relocation information for Bulgaria is scattered across forums, outdated blogs, and informal sources, with no structured way to support real decisions.

Role: Product owner and builder

What I did: Built an MVP bringing together practical guidance, structured information, and decision support in one place — turning fragmented relocation knowledge into a usable product experience.

Outcome: Live MVP with real expat and nomad users navigating a structured relocation journey end to end.

Why it matters: Demonstrates product thinking applied to information-heavy, decision-support problems for a defined user segment.

Open live project ↗

Debrief Me

Facilitation MVP

Context: Independent facilitation concept for teams running retrospectives and structured reflection sessions.

Problem: Most teams lack a lightweight, repeatable way to run honest retrospectives and turn discussion into concrete next steps.

Role: Product owner and builder

What I did: Designed and built a lightweight facilitation MVP for clearer retrospectives, structured reflection, and action-oriented team debriefs.

Outcome: Working MVP demonstrating structured reflection as a repeatable team practice rather than an ad-hoc meeting.

Why it matters: Shows interest in operational improvement and product-led process design grounded in real team dynamics.

Open live project ↗

Colourblind / Далтонист

Independent Launch

Context: Independent bilingual poetry and music launch combining publishing, narrative design, and digital experience.

Problem: A creative project of this scope typically lives in fragmented channels — print, audio, and web treated as separate artefacts with no unified experience.

Role: Product owner, builder, and creative lead

What I did: Combined publishing, digital storytelling, and AI-assisted creative production into a multi-format launch with a coherent identity across formats.

Outcome: Independently launched bilingual creative product with a distinct visual and narrative identity across mediums.

Why it matters: Demonstrates end-to-end execution across publishing, narrative design, and digital experience — independently shipped.

Open live project ↗