Osirium
Creating and rolling out a new identity for a listed cybersecurity vendor

Complex technology, many touchpoints
Osirium was a listed cybersecurity vendor (now part of SailPoint). Its products deal with technical subjects, so the brand had to make complex ideas clear, and stay consistent across print, digital, product and events.
One system, everywhere
I crafted a new visual identity and led its rollout across print and digital touchpoints. I led a team of designers to keep the brand consistent and projects on time, and worked with engineering teams within Agile workflows on product branding and design.
The website
I designed, built and managed the corporate website in Webflow from 2019 to 2023: around 500 pages including the blog. I hosted a weekly website meeting with the Marketing Director, SEO manager and Integration manager, and ran a weekly workshop connecting the site to the CRM, marketing and sales tools.

Publications and diagrams
I designed long-form corporate publications, presentations, learning materials and event graphics, translating technical concepts into clear visual language through iconography, illustration and diagrams.

Templates and motion
I built reusable systems: a product logo family, an extensible set of publication cover templates, an automatic thumbnail generator, and the PAM wallpaper that became the default on every new client installation. Motion work in After Effects, Lottie and GSAP brought the product and campaigns to life.











