I’m Dritan Kiçi. My work sits across publishing, UX research, business analysis, and software development — four fields that don’t usually share a person, but do share a method: understand what someone is actually trying to do, then build the system that gets them there.
I’m the Publishing Editor of The Brussels Review. Editorial work, broadcasting, and technical journalism shaped how I read and how I structure information — I still read between 5,000 and 10,000 words a day.
I hold a certification in .NET full-stack development and have a background in software development, which is what lets me move between a requirements conversation and a code review without switching hats. I bring that combination to UX research, business analysis, and information architecture work, and I use AI and agentic systems where they genuinely help a process, not as a reflex.