I’m Olga, a Product Designer based in Amsterdam.
Over the past decade, I’ve turned complex, frustrating systems into intuitive products that people enjoy using — bringing calm to busy environments and giving people the confidence to do their jobs well.
I’ve built products that cut training time by 40%, reduced operational errors by over 70%, and increased sales by 50%. Many of them are still in use years later, quietly making everyday work simpler for the people who use them every day.
Led the design of two platforms that simplify employee learning and support franchisees from launch to growth.
Impact: 40% faster employee onboarding • 60% higher certification completion • up to 30% faster store launches • significant reduction in franchisee support calls.
Designed a complete POS ecosystem that keeps lines moving and revenue flowing when every second counts.
Impact: increased sales up to 50% at major events • up to 60% higher spend per person • 23% more transactions • now deployed worldwide.
Built a multi-product logistics ecosystem including driver and customer apps, plus end-to-end tools for dispatchers and operators.
Impact: 45% fewer dispatcher calls • 92% driver app adoption in 3 weeks • 65% fewer customer callbacks • 40% faster order processing.
Led the design of POS systems powering high-volume retail across major supermarket chains.
Impact: 25% faster checkout speed • 40% fewer user errors • 60% less cashier training time • deployed across major national retailers including Lenta, SPAR, OBI.
Work shapes how I think. Everything else shapes who I am.
I’ve been deep in the AI rabbit hole — experimenting, breaking things, and figuring out what actually works. The result is a set of real projects built with real tools.
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I've been drawing for as long as I can remember. It’s my way to explore emotions, humor, and the strange corners of everyday life. Below is a glimpse into this side of me.
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At one point, I came close to launching my own eco-friendly kitchenware brand. I built the concept, validated the market, and let the research make the call. It said no. Knowing when to stop is also a design skill.
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