
Hi, I'm Michèle From architecture to UX/UI—I still design for how people move through spaces, just digital ones now.
As a half-Ecuadorian, half-Swiss designer, I bring a global, people-centric perspective to everything I create, with a love for clean UI and thoughtful collaboration.
I graduated in 2018 with a degree in Architecture from the University of Florida, and went on to work in design architecture offices in Switzerland and Denmark, as well as at a creative agency in New York City. That foundation taught me to think about structure, flow, and how people experience the spaces around them—principles I now apply to digital products every day.
Before my current role, I worked as a UX Designer at a Copenhagen-based startup, where I learned to design fast, wear many hats, and stay close to real user needs. Today, I'm a Senior UX/UI Designer at 2021.AI, a Copenhagen-based company that partners with global enterprises to build, deploy, and govern AI and machine learning solutions at scale.
I'm passionate about UX/UI because I believe design can genuinely improve people's lives. As our world becomes increasingly digital, product design grows more relevant and impactful—and with that comes a responsibility to foster inclusiveness, accessibility, and wellbeing.
10 Things About Me
1. I have a Corgi named Taco 🌮

Taco at 3 months old
2. I love to run 👟

I completed my second marathon this May with a time of 03:40:59
3. I have a background in Architecture ✏️

Some of my work from 3XN/GXN in Copenhagen
4. I love to cook 🍳

Baking on the other hand... less so
5. I grew up speaking Spanish, French and English 🎈

I've learned Italian and German as well!
6. I had a Vegas wedding 🦄

At A Little White Chapel and Elvis officiated
7. I have 3 nationalities 🌎

I was born in Switzerland but I grew up in Ecuador and in Florida
8. I lived in China for a summer 🐲

In Chengdu in 2016, for a 3 month intensive Mandarin course
9. I studied Economics for 2 years 💰

In college, before I switched to Architecture
10. I'm probably listening to The Antlers right now 🎶

Their album "Hospice" is a beautiful tear-jerker