Career History

Viola has been working as a graphic designer since 2011. In her first jobs, she mainly focused on marketing, branding, and pre-press designs. Later she joined a research and development company, where she supported the work of engineers by creating diagrams, charts and infographics for documentations and applications.

Viola joined Lightware in 2018, and has been working as the main graphic designer of the Training team ever since. She’s responsible for creating graphics and visual identity for presentations and training events, and working on graphic designs in collaboration with the Marketing department. She also likes to work in close proximity to the Support team to stay informed about the operation and real-life experiences of Lightware products

Specialization

• Creating coherent and easy to understand visuals in Lightware’s training materials
• Designing presentations in line with the corporate identity
• Finding the most absurd stock photos on the web

About Me

My job is to make sure that our trainings are not only informative and useful, but also aesthetically pleasing. The most important part of this task is being able to effectively convey deep knowledge and dry data through colorful and eye-catching designs. Sometimes it’s difficult to find balance between these two worlds, but this is also what excites me the most.

In graphic design, I strive for simplicity: I believe that appearance should never overpower content or overwhelm the audience, but it must organically serve the speaker’s message. I love icons, pictograms, charts, and other infographics, because they capture the message in the simplest possible form while also giving space for creativity.

I don’t have a degree in Engineering, but through developing our trainings I learned a lot about AV Technology and Lightware’s products, and I have grown really fascinated by them over the years. I find it inspiring to work with such incredibly smart people, who design, develop and operate these amazing devices.

Design is thinking made visual

Studies

Viola graduated in marketing and economics from a vocational high school, then studied visual communication at Budapest University of Technology and Economics. After completing a bachelor's degree at the university, she also completed a training course in applied graphics.