





Across three Mercedes-Benz internships in Germany and California, I contributed to infotainment UX spanning navigation, vehicle consumption, and driving-mode visualizations. Working across UX Engineering, UX Design, and Advanced UX Design, I saw how automotive interfaces balance clarity, safety, and a premium in-car experience.
UX Engineering Team, Sindelfingen · 2014
UX Design Team, Sindelfingen · 2016
Advanced UX Design Team, Sunnyvale · 2018

Designing for a moving vehicle changes the interaction model. Because drivers need to stay focused on the road, Mercedes combines touchscreen, center-console touchpad, steering-wheel controls, and voice to make key actions accessible in different contexts.

Touchscreen

Center Console
Touchpad

Steering Wheel
Touchpad

Voice Assistant






MBUX | 2018
I contributed to the destination-entry redesign for MBUX, including flows for intermediate stops and alternative routes. My focus was making complex route choices easier to understand and act on from the vehicle.






I created motion studies for Comfort, Eco, and Sport driving modes in After Effects, helping translate each mode into a distinct in-car visual language. The goal was to make changes in vehicle behavior feel immediate, legible, and emotionally connected to the drive.
