NGNoce Gottardi
Product Marketer @ Frontgrade Gaisler
About
I'm a professional dot-connector with a Muji pen always in hand. I’m a Communication Designer from Politecnico di Milano (ranked #6 worldwide in Design uni), an Italian who moved to Sweden in 2017 for "just two years"... ooops, still here. After my MFA in Child Culture Designer, I spent years behind the camera in Swedish e-commerce, and somehow landed in B2B space tech as a Product Marketer. Yes, it's been a fun ride. 🚀 I’m obsessed with the magic that happens when creativity meets strategy: branding, storytelling, design thinking, typography, second-hand treasures, colours, interiors, and the process of turning chaotic ideas into something people can actually understand. People say I talk too much... I call it networking. People say I'm a doer... and that one I'll happily keep. I’m here to share what I’ve learned (often through trial and error), help people untangle their ideas, build meaningful brands and careers, and remind you that you don’t need a perfect plan before you start.
How I can help
🎨 Branding & marketing that doesn't feel like marketing. Need a fresh pair of eyes? Bring me your website, LinkedIn, Instagram, pitch deck, newsletter or communication strategy. I'll tell you what's working, what's confusing and where the magic is hiding. 📄 CV & portfolio glow-ups. Sometimes you're one sentence away from sounding twice as confident. We'll trim the fluff, highlight your strengths and make sure your work gets the attention it deserves. 🌈 Child Culture Design & designing for children My Master's is in Child Culture Design, so if you're creating products, services or experiences for children and families, I can help you design with children, not just for them. 🛰️ Breaking into the space industry I work as a Product Marketer in the European space industry, turning complex engineering into stories people understand. Happy to share insights about marketing, communication and working in a highly technical B2B environment. 🛍️ Fashion, e-commerce & creative careers Before space, I worked across fashion and e-commerce. If you're figuring out your creative career, portfolio or how to move between industries, I've probably been there too. 🏡 Spaces that help you think. Interior design isn't just about pretty cushions (although I love those too). It's about creating environments that make you calmer, braver and more creative. Whether you're designing a home office, a studio or furnishing on a budget, I love helping people create their spaces (bonus points if we can do it sustainably with second-hand finds). 💡 Creative problem solving Feeling stuck? Sometimes you don't need more inspiration—you need someone to ask the right questions. Expect brainstorming, Post-it notes, weird analogies and lots of "What if...?" --My mentoring style I'm like the person sitting across from you during fika with a notebook full of Post-its, asking slightly annoying questions that somehow unlock exactly what you were looking for. Expect honest feedback, lots of laughter, and very practical advice!
Ask me about
Frequently asked
Can you help me improve my portfolio or CV?
Yes! We’ll look beyond making it "pretty" and focus on storytelling: what do you want people to understand about you, your skills and your potential in a few mins?
I want to move into marketing/design/creative roles but I don't know where to start. Any tips?
This is my playground. I can share what I’ve learned from changing industries, applying for jobs in Sweden, working in creative roles, and suddenly explaining space technology to humans who don't speak engineer.
What is Child Culture Design and why does it matter?
Great question! It’s about designing with children as active participants, not just designing "cute things for kids". I can help you think about play, empathy, communication and creating experiences and co-design workshops that respect young humans.
I have an idea, but it’s still messy. Can we work on it?
Bring me your half-baked idea, 47 open browser tabs or a notebook full of chaos. We’ll find the thread, create some structure and figure out the next small step.