Upon entering the new studio as a senior designer, I was specifically recruited for my proficiency in branding. This meant that I would take the lead on nearly every new branding project that came our way. My role included overseeing projects, managing timelines and handling motion design. This studio granted me more individual responsibilities, opening the door for me to explore additional facets of my skill set, such as packaging design, web design and artificial intelligence.

Following my internship, I received an invitation to join the team as a Junior Designer. Over the subsequent two years, I played an integral role in assisting with larger projects and took on creative responsibilities for smaller ones. Additionally, I had the privilege of participating in several new business pitches.

During my internship, I had the chance to craft visual identities from conception to the delivery of final assets and the development of brand guidelines. In this role, I also had the privilege of designing visual assets and templates for two of the most significant ongoing projects at the time: the UEFA Euro 2020 and the UEFA Nations League.

As a factory worker, my primary responsibilities included overseeing the machinery involved in the production of painting rollers and ensuring the high quality of the final products. I was entrusted with maintaining the efficient operation of the manufacturing equipment and upholding strict quality control standards throughout the production process.