About me
— Hello, I'm Sascha, a multidisciplinary designer based in London. I'm rethinking the future of Android at Google, helping make it more seamless, intuitive, and intelligent for billions of users across devices.
My story
Over the years, I’ve been creating meaningful, functional experiences that scale. At Google, I’ve worked across Android — from Core OS and Security & Privacy to Google Play and now shaping map experiences at Google Geo. My work supports products used by billions every day.
Previously, I helped people get more done at Any.do, launched a mobile video editor at Promo.com, and led key features on the web. Earlier I worked on two mobility apps, designing everyday experiences for riders and drivers. I also mentor early-stage startups and emerging designers.
Outside of work, I explore the city — either through a Leica lens or on my red Vespa. I recently launched Room One, a curated series and space for visual storytelling shaped by quiet fragments along the way. I also enjoy making music and exploring timeless forms of Bauhaus.
Experiencing different cultures continues to be a deep source of inspiration. It shapes how I listen, learn, and design — revealing how people solve problems in unique ways, and offering insights I often bring into ethnographic research and systems thinking.
About me
— Hello, I'm Sascha, a multidisciplinary designer based in London. I'm rethinking the future of Android at Google, helping make it more seamless, intuitive, and intelligent for billions of users across devices.
My story
Over the years, I’ve been creating meaningful, functional experiences that scale. At Google, I’ve worked across Android — from Core OS and Security & Privacy to Google Play and now shaping map experiences at Google Geo. My work supports products used by billions every day.
Previously, I helped people get more done at Any.do, launched a mobile video editor at Promo.com, and led key features on the web. Earlier I worked on two mobility apps, designing everyday experiences for riders and drivers. I also mentor early-stage startups and emerging designers.
Outside of work, I explore the city — either through a Leica lens or on my red Vespa. I recently launched Room One, a curated series and concept space for visual storytelling shaped by quiet fragments collected along the way. I also enjoy making music and exploring the timeless forms of Bauhaus.
Experiencing different cultures continues to be a deep source of inspiration. It shapes how I listen, learn, and design — revealing how people solve problems in unique ways, and offering insights I often bring into ethnographic research and systems thinking.
I’d love to build something great with you, say hi.