About
Hi there, I am Laurent, a product leader with 8 years of experience building tech products.
Wearing many hats has given me a unique perspective on how to build products successfully.
My work is characterised by an obsession for excellence and clarity.
Work
I am currently the Chief Product Officer at Koober, a mobile app helping people learn every day.
Previously, I have worked as a product designer, product manager and product engineer, in-house and freelance, for established companies as well as pre-Product-Market-Fit startups.
I have built a variety of products: SaaS, marketplaces, eCommerce, consumer and B2B, desktop and mobile.
In my freelance time, I’ve been helping companies ship better products through a combination of direct contribution and mentoring.
Location
I live in sunny Lisbon, Portugal.
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Testimonials from customers and colleagues
William
Pambrum, CPO,
Inato
“Laurent has traits that are difficult to find in product designers: strong system thinking and first-principle thinking. His ability to create user-centred experiences while solving business needs make him someone you always want in your team.”
Stéphane
Prioux, VP of Product, Singulart
“Our collaboration has radically leveled up our Design both in quality and efficiency. It has been very comfortable for me to rely on him as quasi-head of Design, bringing all its energy and expertise to the SINGULART development.”
Florian
Rival, CEO, GDevelop
“I really appreciated Laurent's proactivity, autonomy and expertise - each project with him made us learn new best practices and frameworks. This collaboration helped to push pragmatic improvements to our app and taught us how to do better decision for our product.”
Edgar
Hipp,
CEO, Coding Puffin
“I would definitely hire Laurent again for user research, product design or process improvements because he always offered wise insights on my vision.”
Samuel
Collin, CPO, Rize
“The collaboration has really helped us make sure that we keep the needs of our users front and center, despite sometimes contradicting external pressures.”