Khem — UI/UX & product designer who also builds

Madrid, Spain ·

Khem, sitting by a lake in a park

UI/UX product designer

Available ·

AI can draw the lines. Only a life lived can make them glow.

Khem, sitting by a lake in a park

(Selected work)
2024–2026

Projects

(What I do)

I turn ideas into digital products, from the first spark and the story behind it to the last line of code: honest interfaces, a clear point of view and a little light.

Idea

  • Ideation

    Concepts, and the idea worth making, before opening any tool.

  • Art direction

    Photography, type and colour working as one voice.

  • Storytelling

    Photography and words that give a product its story, not only its screens.

Design

  • UX research

    Benchmarks, surveys, interviews and usability tests, turned into decisions.

  • UI design

    Interfaces with a clear hierarchy, built on systems that scale.

Build

  • Front-end

    Fast, accessible sites built by hand, with motion that explains.

  • Data & AI

    From exploratory analysis and Power BI dashboards to AI inside real products: I read the numbers before I draw.

(Experience)

Design, data and code, learnt between Madrid, A Coruña and Prague.

Work

  • Madrid · Dec 2025 – now

    Florami

    Full-stack developer

    My own AI plant assistant, born at the CEI master’s: designed, built and shipped end to end.

  • A Coruña · Mar – Jun 2025

    NTT Data

    Data & AI intern

    Exploratory analysis and predictive models for Naturgy, with PySpark pipelines and Power BI. Chosen among the top 5 of 24 to stay on.

  • Prague · Mar – Jun 2024

    Presloviny

    Full-stack developer intern

    Led a school’s digital newspaper from requirements to launch, side by side with the product owner.

Education

  • Oct 2025 – Jun 2026

    CEI Madrid

    Master’s in UI/UX & full-stack web development

  • A Coruña · 2022 – 2025

    Fernando Wirtz

    Big Data & AI specialisation · Web application development (DAW)

Spanish (native) · English (B2, Cambridge)

(Off screen)

Through the lens. What I see when I’m not designing.