Edvard Gezin is a multidisciplinary interaction designer and founder with nine years of experience building design systems, brands, and user experiences for companies from Mercedes-Benz and Volvo to fast-growing startups. Currently leading design systems at Cisco Meraki and running a one-person multi-million dollar design subscription agency, he blends product-grade visual language with scalable component libraries and internal design education. His background spans web development, UX leadership in blockchain and captcha infrastructure, and hands-on prototyping—skills that let him translate complex technical constraints into elegant user journeys. A Hyper Island alumnus who has lectured at his alma mater and studied design archaeology at Stanford, he thrives in collaborative, forward-thinking teams where future concepts are prototyped rapidly. Notably, he has repeatedly built and scaled design foundations that survive organizational change, from enterprise surveillance products to consumer-facing crypto tooling. Based in San Francisco, he pairs entrepreneurial drive with a persistent user-centered focus that keeps customers coming back.
9 years of coding experience
9 years of employment as a software developer
Upper Secondary School, Social Science: Business Economics and Management, GPA: 17.5 out of 20, Upper Secondary School, Social Science: Business Economics and Management, GPA: 17.5 out of 20 at ProCivitas
Bachelor's degree, Computer Science and Application Development, Bachelor's degree, Computer Science and Application Development at Malmö University
Bachelor's degree, Digital Media Creative, Bachelor's degree, Digital Media Creative at Hyper Island
Continuing Studies Program, Archeology of Design, Continuing Studies Program, Archeology of Design at Stanford University
Contributions:3 pushes, 1 branch in 2 years 4 months
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