This document serves to illustrate my activities and services for the Bosch Group working as UX/UI-Designer and software engineer. Confidential information, including technical details, customer data, and personal data, has been removed to the best of my knowledge and has not been disclosed. If names should be found, they are fictional and used as an example. Please understand that I am unable to share any project-specific details, even upon request.

Bosch Automated Vehicle Maneuvering was created to drive vehicles from one place to another without a driver and is my second big project for Bosch as UX/UI designer. Let me show my role and tasks during this project.

In this project, I am responsible for all UX and UI topics related to user interfaces. This includes gathering user requirements, ideating potential solutions. Furthermore, I create wireframes, mockups and interactive prototypes to collect feedback through interviews and usability tests. Equally important is the accessible and easy‑to‑understand documentation on design topics, including a dedicated product design system, which I create and update regularly.

Personally, I really enjoy working on this technically complex project, as it gives me the opportunity to create a user-friendly solution while fully expressing my passion for designing graphical user interfaces and design systems.

I used UX methods and followed UI design heuristics in order to create software applications for operators, service technicians, managers and engineers.

Methods I used:

To provide consistent and accessible user interfaces I created a design system that is applied for multiple applications and documented everything relevant for the design related to AVM.