I got into design the way most kids get into video games. Photoshop at 12, hooked immediately.
The idea that you could make something out of nothing never really let go of me, and years of self-taught tinkering eventually turned into a career.
That career officially began in London in 2012, at an agency called Tanka. They introduced me to web design and later UX/UI. I stayed in London for several years, working with companies like BlaBlaCar, Spiral, and others along the way.
In 2016 I was invited back to Lithuania to join MailerLite. The team was around 14 people then and quickly grew past 60. That's where I learned the ropes of the emerging Lithuanian startup ecosystem and built friendships that last to this day. The workations were pretty great too.
These days I'm based in Vilnius, working with brands across Europe and the US. Fourteen years in, I still get to build products that matter, with people I genuinely enjoy working with. I don't take that for granted.
Today I have around 14 years of UX/UI experience behind me. I enjoy building complex products and solving problems that actually matter. These days I'm based in Vilnius, working remotely with products and companies all over the world.
