About me

As an experienced agile product professional, I’ve worked in roles such as Product Owner, Scrum Master, and Agile Coach — always combining hands-on product work with coaching and training. My approach to Agile Product Development (Scrum, Kanban, LeSS, SAFe, Design Thinking, etc.) emphasizes mindset over mechanics, with a strong focus on user-centricity and outcomes over output.

I’ve supported product teams across startups, agencies, and enterprises — including brands like eBay (brands4friends), Spreadshirt, E.ON, Accenture, and Fjord — gaining deep insights into digital delivery in real-world complexity. Along the way, I’ve become a certified Systemic Coach and an Accredited Kanban Trainer, always striving to grow and refine my perspective.

I’m passionate about building environments where people can do meaningful work — with clarity, flow, and a shared sense of purpose. I believe that real change starts with transparency and the willingness to experiment, not with fixed methods or roles. My work is guided by curiosity, empathy, and a deep belief in continuous learning — from the teams I support, the challenges we face together, and the outcomes we co-create.

Agility for me is not a goal in itself — it’s a way to navigate complexity and move toward what matters.

Flow Sensei is my way of creating space for what I care about most: helping people and teams discover the power of flow. Together with my partner Zain Gulel, I’ve built Flow Sensei as a platform to share our Kanban passion, collaborate with like-minded practitioners, and design grounded, people-centered approaches to agility. It’s a way for us to contribute, connect, and keep evolving — in the work, and in ourselves.

Ongoing Learning & Accreditation