Product management for EU fintech companies
With Giulio Caggiano (Kantox, Qonto, Moss) on how product gets built inside European fintech.
I spent almost three years at Nory, designing intelligent scheduling and payroll systems for restaurant groups, and two years at Qonto, working on invoice management for European SMEs.
I studied Communication Sciences in Padova, ran a design studio in Bangkok, and lived in Australia and Thailand before settling in Barcelona. Outside work, I run marathons, play guitar, and make electronic music.
A few case studies, and a few experiments.
An AI scheduling workflow for hospitality, where the system generates shifts from forecasted demand and the manager reviews, adjusts and publishes. The beta helped sign Nory's largest enterprise customer, with £5M+ in projected labour savings, with a median of 1.5 minutes to publish a schedule against 11.6 for everyone else.
End-to-end invoice management for SMEs inside Qonto. Bulk import from email, Drive or Dropbox, OCR extraction, auto-matching to transactions, and one-click SEPA payment. 500 organisations marked an invoice as paid in month one, driving 52 plan upgrades from Basic to Smart+.
Podcasts and interviews on product design, fintech, and how teams actually build things.
With Giulio Caggiano (Kantox, Qonto, Moss) on how product gets built inside European fintech.
A conversation about design careers, craft, and moving between product teams.
How words carry the experience, and what that looks like day to day at Qonto.
JKPO Podcast episode on sustainable pace in product teams.
A mix of what currently inspires me, plus a few original cuts and live recordings from my time gigging around Bangkok.
Stripped-back acoustic session recorded in Bangkok.
My first concert as a singer in Bangkok.
Live duet, the soul-pop vibes I keep coming back to.
An intimate rooftop performance.
Working on something where product, design and engineering blur together? Send me a note by email or on LinkedIn, and I'll respond whenever I can. I will ignore all soliciting.