UX UI Designer

The candidate is new in UX/UI design with 10 years of professional carrier as an architect. He has diploma from UX Design Institute Dublin and during this time he did one project using Figma for prototyping and wireframing. His skillset contains Figma, Miro, AutoCad, SketchUp and Microsoft Office. Communication in English is not a problem for him and excepting Serbian and Croatian he is also full proficient in Russian. He is interested in a new project due to the fact that he is moving form architecture to UX/UI design, so he is currently available. He is comfortable with working as both contractor and standard employee, but prefers standard employment more.

September 2021: Professional diploma in UX Design from the UX Design Institute, accredited by the Glasgow Caledonian University.

June 2009: Master of Architecture from the Faculty of Architecture, University of Belgrade.

October 2020-present: Project Architect at Zadruga Otvorena Arhitektura.

August 2019-September 2020: Project Architect at Planar.

September 2018-March 2019: Project Architect at Mig Arhitekti.

June 2017-September 2018: Project Architect at Arhitektonski Kolektiv.

May 2016-May 2017: Project Architect at Tri Kvarti.

November 2012-November 2014: Draftsman at Zoning.

October 2015-May 2016: Teaching Assistant at the Department of Urbanism, Faculty of Architecture, University of Belgrade.

September 2016-May 2017: Content Creator and Host for Radio Borba Live Broadcast on Radio Student.

2017: Researcher for the research program "Can Our Houses Be Our Homes?" on the dwelling capacities of the city of Zagreb.

2016: Researcher for INURA (International Network for Urban Research and Action) research on dwelling in Zagreb.

2015: Teaching Assistant and Exposition Curator for Architects for Migrants exposition at the Faculty of Architecture, University of Belgrade.

2014: Participant and Team-Leader in the International Built Heritage Protection Workshops organized by CHwB (Cultural Heritage Without Borders) in Gjirokastra, Albania and Stolac, Bosnia and Herzegovina.