Unexpectedly, a new opportunity arose for me when I reached out to you, one that piqued my interest and that I was eager to explore. I am fundamentally happy in Switzerland, but I cherish the most the enhanced quality of life I have discovered here, professionally and in my leisure time.

I’ve always been drawn to Switzerland, not just for its beauty but for what it represents. The balance between structure and serenity, precision and peace, deeply resonates with how I see design and life itself. As a brand and UI/UX designer, I’ve spent years shaping visuals that bring clarity and purpose to ideas. I love creating experiences that feel thoughtful and meaningful, and that’s exactly what I admire about Switzerland. Everything, from the way a train runs to the way a product is crafted, reflects care, detail, and quality. It’s a culture built on intention, and that’s the kind of environment where I want to grow. Professionally, relocating to Switzerland means being part of a place that values creativity with purpose, where design isn’t just decoration but a mindset. Personally, it’s about living closer to nature, surrounded by mountains, lakes, and a sense of calm that helps me think deeply and create better. I know moving to a new country comes with challenges, such as adapting to a new language, culture, and way of working. But as a designer, I’ve always embraced change as part of the creative process. Every new challenge is just another version of iteration, a step toward something better. In many ways, I’m not just moving for a job. I’m moving toward a way of life that reflects what I truly value: quality, balance, and meaningful creation. Switzerland feels like the right place for that, a place where I can continue to grow both as a professional and as a person.

Why do you want to move to Switzerland? I really like this country and would like to further my career there in this profession.

What draws you to this country? High quality of life, nature and professional work.

What challenges or fears do you face? All beginnings are difficult, but nothing is impossible.