About me
Same story,
new medium
I spent nearly a decade in Kyiv television, starting behind the scenes of a live political talk show, then reporting, then writing. By the end I was the screenwriter of a national cooking show: I researched stories, wrote scripts, guided the host through recordings and shaped the episodes in the edit.
Television is a masterclass in one thing: attention. You learn what makes a person stay for the next minute, and what makes them reach for the remote. You learn to cut everything that doesn’t serve the story.
Design turned out to be the same discipline with different tools — you’re still deciding what someone sees first, what comes next, and what to cut.
In 2022 I moved to Vancouver and changed mediums: the Google UX certificate, freelance projects, e-commerce and nonprofit sites built end to end, then Interaction Design at Capilano University. The practicum at NGX Interactive brought both careers into one room: designing AR interfaces for Oakridge Park, where the work is telling stories in public space.
That’s the work I want more of: exhibitions, AR, interactive environments. Experiences people walk through and remember.
Based in Vancouver, BC
Languages Ukrainian · English
Education Interaction Design, Capilano U ’26 · MA Journalism, Kyiv
Status Open to roles & contracts
What I bring
Experiential
Exhibition design, mobile AR, projection, game-based interaction
UX/UI
Flows, wireframes, prototyping, design systems, accessibility
Narrative
Scriptwriting, storyboarding, editorial research, interpretive writing
Code
HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, SQL — enough to argue with developers
Off the record01 / 04
I once adapted The Matrix into an episode of a cooking show.