About me
— Sasha designs products, systems, and interaction across devices and physical interfaces. Previously at Google, working across Android OS, Security & Privacy and Geo products used by billions.
Path & principles
Over the years, I’ve worked across platform, productivity, and mobility products, from Google Android OS and Security & Privacy to Google Geo and real-time map editing tools. My work focuses on making complex systems feel clear, useful, and fast at global scale across products used by billions every day.
Previously, I led design at Any.do and worked on consumer creative tools at Promo.com. Earlier, I designed products in mobility and transportation, shaping everyday experiences for riders and drivers. Over time, I became more interested in how software behaves in motion and real-world environments.
Outside of product work, I explore visual storytelling through Leica photography, sound, and spatial composition. I recently launched Room One, a curated series and space for visual storytelling shaped by quiet fragments along the way, somewhere between a digital exhibition and an interface study.
Travel and observing cities continue to influence how I observe systems, movement, and behavior. I’m drawn to products and environments where rhythm, movement, and physical context influence the experience as much as the interface itself from software and mobility to spaces, objects, and sound.
About me
— Sasha designs products, systems, and interaction across devices and physical interfaces. Previously at Google, across Android OS, Security & Privacy and Geo products used by billions.
Path & principles
Over the years, I’ve worked across platform, productivity, and mobility products, from Google Android OS and Security & Privacy to Google Geo and real-time map editing tools. My work focuses on making complex systems feel clear, useful, and fast at global scale across products used by billions every day.
Previously, I led design at Any.do and worked on consumer creative tools at Promo.com. Earlier, I designed products in mobility and transportation, shaping everyday experiences for riders and drivers. Over time, I became more interested in how software behaves in motion and real-world environments.
Outside of product work, I explore visual storytelling through Leica photography, sound, and spatial composition. I recently launched Room One, a curated series and space for visual storytelling shaped by quiet fragments along the way, somewhere between a digital exhibition and an interface study.
Travel and observing cities continue to influence how I observe systems, movement, and behavior. I’m drawn to products and environments where rhythm, movement, and physical context influence the experience as much as the interface itself from software and mobility to spaces, objects, and sound.
I’d love to build something great with you, say hi.