ANDREAS
DYMEK
Welcome to my portfolio! I'm an M.Sc. in Computer Science from RWTH Aachen University, passionate about designing and developing intuitive, user-centered systems that empower people and enhance digital experiences.
Work Experience
amber
2025Aachen, Germany
Product Manager at amber, a startup building AI-powered automation tools with intelligent company search. Defining the product roadmap, conducting user research, and designing intuitive interfaces.
Learning Technologies
2025RWTH Aachen, Germany
Designed and developed an interactive video widget for WebWriter at the Learning Technologies research group, enabling rich multimedia learning experiences.
BMW
2023Munich, Germany
Designed and developed a vehicle analysis tool that improved workflow efficiency for 2,000+ analysts worldwide, validated through user feedback and interviews.
Fraunhofer USA CMI
2022Boston, MA, USA
Developed and designed machine control software for a fuel-cell inspection system, enabling real-time measurement visualization for operators using C++ and Microsoft Foundation Classes.
Media Computing Group
2022RWTH Aachen, Germany
Developed and designed SeamSmart, a computer vision sewing trainer, and EPP, a smart energy saving app, contributing to HCI research through prototyping, user studies, and iterative design.
Fraunhofer IPT
2019Aachen, Germany
Designed and developed a cross-platform mobile smart factory app optimizing operator workflows and streamlining production data management.
WebWriter - Branching Scenario
I designed and developed the Branching Scenario widget for WebWriter, enabling non-linear, adaptive learning experiences. Guided by Norman's human-centered design, I ran user research and iterative testing to ensure usability. Built as a TypeScript web component with Lit.dev.
Light Rig Controls
As part of a university course, I designed a UI/UX solution for lighting technicians, covering the workflow from inventory planning to live concert control. I created a high-fidelity Figma prototype that streamlines stage lighting management with an intuitive, performance-optimized interface.
ARPen
In my Bachelor's thesis, I extended ARPen, an AR-based CAD tool by the Media Computing Group at RWTH Aachen. I improved object manipulation by implementing new rotation and scaling methods and added an undo/redo system for greater control. The app, built with Swift, UIKit, and OpenCascade, enables users to create and export true-to-scale CAD models in real-world surroundings.
