Why My Creative Tech Profile Works Better in the US Than in France

In today’s global digital economy, not all profiles are viewed equally — especially when they break the mold.

As a creative designer with deep roots in AI, Web3, and product design, I’ve noticed a striking difference between how my profile is perceived in France versus the United States.

A “Weird” Profile in France, A Valuable Asset in the US

In France, I’m often seen as… unconventional.
I’ve never held a traditional full-time job.
No long-term corporate contract (CDI).
No 5-year career ladder in one company.
No “logical progression” from junior to senior.

Instead, I’m a self-taught, multi-skilled designer and tech entrepreneur who has been crafting products, visuals, websites, and experiences for over a decade. I thrive at the intersection of tech, design, and innovation.

In France, that often translates to:

“Your profile is interesting, but it’s hard to place.”
Or worse:
“It’s too risky.”

Meanwhile, in the US, the response is completely different.

In the US, My Hybrid Profile Is a Strength

I’ve worked with Symbiotic, an American startup in AI and cybersecurity. They trusted me to design and build their Webflow website from scratch — with full autonomy.
I’ve collaborated with several Web3 startups based in the US. They didn’t blink at my background. They saw the value, fast.

There’s a culture of entrepreneurship and trust in the US that empowers people like me to deliver results — without needing to justify every line of their resume.

Why the Difference?

• In France, the job market still favors stability, hierarchy, and predefined paths.

• In the US, there’s more appetite for risk, innovation, and hybrid profiles.

• France often lags behind when it comes to adopting new technologies like AI and Web3.

• The US tends to move faster, and that speed opens doors for agile, forward-thinking creatives.

The Gap Is Cultural — and It’s Real

What I offer:

• ✦ 12+ years of experience in product design, UX/UI, and creative direction

• ✦ Hands-on skills in AI, Web3, and no-code tools like Webflow

• ✦ A proven ability to work across industries, from startups to luxury brands

• ✦ An entrepreneurial mindset with a bias for action

In France, this still feels like a « weird » combo.
In the US, it’s exactly what many teams are looking for.

What This Means for Companies

If you’re a startup, studio, or tech company looking for:

• A creative designer who understands code and AI

• A Web3 expert who can speak both design and dev

• A freelancer who brings structure, speed, and vision
  Then don’t wait for the old system to approve people like me.

🚀 Talent today doesn’t fit in boxes. It creates new ones.

Final Thoughts

I’m proud of my profile — even if it doesn’t tick the “traditional” boxes.
And if you’re looking to collaborate with someone who’s not afraid to challenge the status quo, let’s talk.

About Me

I’m a freelance product designer, UX/UI expert, and creative director, working at the intersection of tech, AI, and digital storytelling. I help companies bring bold ideas to life — across platforms, cultures, and technologies.

Want to see my latest projects?
👉 Check out my portfolio