Lego-brick Banking

As Product Design Lead, I spearheaded the zero-to-one design of a cloud-native core banking system.

Reporting to the CEO, I was tasked with solving the primary pain point of legacy banking: the months of engineering effort required to launch even simple product changes.

Through deep discovery sessions with partners like Norway's DNB, I identified a market need for a system that prioritized flexibility over hard-coded complexity.

I designed a modular, Lego-brick financial system based on a proprietary framework called TACOS (Triggers, Actions, Conditions, Operators, and Statuses).

This logic-first approach allowed banks to deconstruct traditional products like credit cards into generic, flexible components.

I delivered a B2B UI that enabled bank administrators to configure complex financial logic and launch new products in minutes instead of months — all through a self-serve interface that required zero code.

This modular architecture became the firm's primary competitive advantage, directly leading to multiple successful deal wins. In addition to the core platform, I delivered two distinct Design Systems for bank-facing and consumer-facing mobile platforms.