// product_designer · zürich
ProductDesigner&DigitalCraftsman
Hi, I'm Glenn Moris, currently at Leonteq AG, Zürich. Designing for fintech & crypto. 15+ years shaping products at the intersection of design and engineering.
// about
Designer who codes.
Architect who ships.
I design products where complexity meets clarity. For over 15 years I've been shaping digital experiences, from agencies and startups to leading UX for one of Switzerland's most innovative fintech platforms.
At Leonteq AG I built the design system powering structured products, crypto trading tools, and enterprise applications used by institutional clients worldwide. What drives me is making highly technical, data-rich systems feel intuitive.
I actively integrate AI into my workflow, using Claude daily for ideation and prototyping, exploring Paper.design as a code-native creative tool. AI doesn't replace craft. In the right hands, it accelerates it.
// selected_work
Selected work
Enterprise tools, design systems, and side projects. Work that lives at the edge of design and engineering.
5 case studies · 2020–2024
// experience
Fifteen years, five companies. One thread.
2018–Present · Zürich, Switzerland
Leonteq AG
Head of UX Design · Lead Product Designer
- Designed and developed the Leonteq Design System from the ground up, covering component architecture and visual standards across all product lines
- Led UX for Stargate 2.0: a complete redesign of the corporate website and underlying trading management application
- Designed crypto structured products platform, translating complex financial instruments into intuitive, data-rich interfaces for professional traders
- Built the Leonteq HUB, an application ecosystem unifying multiple trading and management tools under a consistent, scalable UX framework
- Partnered with engineering and product teams in agile workflows, driving design from concept through production
2017–2018 · Zürich, Switzerland
Leonteq AG
Senior UX Designer
- Introduced Lean UX methodology across 6 Agile product teams
- Established end-to-end UX design process and documentation standards
2015–2017 · Zürich, Switzerland
Swiss Startup Factory
UX/UI Design Consultant
- Design consultant for accelerator-stage startups across fintech and consumer sectors
- Founding designer for Weavr AG, a VR storytelling platform (concept to prototype)
2012–2015 · Zürich, Switzerland
SR Technics
Designer
- Private aircraft interior design for VIP and commercial clients
2008–2012 · Belgium
Glenn Moris Studio
Designer
- Architecture and interior design for corporate, residential, yacht, and private aircraft projects
// education
Four disciplines. One practice.
CS taught me to think in systems. Architecture taught me to think in space. Design is where those collide. And now AI, the next layer of complexity worth designing for.
University of Cambridge
Human Computer Interaction for AI
Certificate · Feb–Mar 2025
AI-assisted design tools, AI product design. Where the next decade of interface work lives.
CareerFoundry
Interaction Design & Web Development
Certificate · 2015–2016
Bridge between design craft and engineering. The intersection that defines my practice.
Academy Genk
Architecture
Diploma · 2005–2008
Spatial thinking, proportional systems, and user-centred environments at physical scale
XIOS Hogeschool
Computer Science
Bachelor · 2003–2005
Systems thinking and technical foundations that inform every product decision
// designing_with_ai
“Most AI products fail not because the model is wrong, but because the interface never taught the user when to trust it.”
AI can do things humans can't fully describe or predict. Design is what makes that legible, not by hiding the complexity, but by giving it a shape people can actually reason about.
Trust isn't a feature you add at the end. In AI products, it's the design problem. Every label, every empty state, every affordance either builds or erodes the user's sense of what the system can and can't do.
I came from fintech. Bad design there doesn't just create friction, it creates losses. AI raises those stakes further. The interfaces we build today are teaching people how to relate to intelligent systems for the rest of their lives.
That responsibility is the work worth doing: designing the relationship between humans and intelligent systems. It's where I want to spend the next decade.
Glenn Moris
// contact
Let's build something worth shipping.
Open to senior product design roles at AI companies, fintech, and ambitious product teams. Based in Zürich, open to remote. The next thing starts with a conversation.