Product designer focused on complex B2B tools. I turn tangled workflows into interfaces people actually enjoy using. Ten years, three fintechs, and a healthy obsession with the empty state.
10
Years
41%
Task time ↓
6
Teams on system
I came to design from cognitive science, which is a fancy way of saying I'm fascinated by how people make decisions under pressure. That lens shapes everything I do: I start with the messiest real workflow I can find, map where people hesitate, and design the smallest change that removes the friction. I've led design for onboarding, dashboards, and permission systems — the unglamorous surfaces where good design quietly saves teams hours every week.
Mission
Design should disappear. The best interface is the one nobody has to think about.
Case study: reducing a 9-step reconciliation flow to 3. Research, prototypes, and the 41% task-time win.
Built a 240-component, token-driven system adopted by 6 product teams. From audit to governance model.
Designing open-banking permission flows that are legible and still convert. A study in honest UX.
A pattern library for first-run experiences that turns blank screens into onboarding moments.
10 years designing B2B products from 0→1 and scaling design systems
Senior Product Designer
2021 – PresentKlarna
Own merchant dashboard. Redesigned the settlements flow — task time down 41%, support tickets down 28%.
Product Designer
2018 – 2021Tink
Designed the consent and connection flows for an open-banking API used across the EU.
UX Designer
2015 – 2018Spotify
Creator-tools team — analytics and release workflows for artists.
Education
MSc Human-Computer Interaction — KTH Royal Institute of Technology 2015
Skills
Certifications
NN/g UX Certification — Nielsen Norman Group 2019
Open to fractional and advisory engagements with product teams.
Project-based, from €8,000
“Maya has the rare ability to hold the whole system in her head and still obsess over a single interaction. The settlements redesign paid for itself in a quarter.”
“Working against her design system is a joy — every token and state is accounted for.”