Daniele Cavoli
About Daniele Cavoli
Daniele Cavoli is a Graphic Designer currently working at Delivery Hero in Berlin and as Head of Design at DatoCMS in a remote capacity.
Current Role at Delivery Hero
Daniele Cavoli currently works as a Graphic Designer at Delivery Hero based in Berlin, Germany. His responsibilities include creating visual content and executing design projects that align with the company's brand identity. This role allows him to utilize his experience in graphic design to contribute to the overarching visual strategy of a major player in the delivery industry.
Head of Design at DatoCMS
Daniele Cavoli is the Head of Design at DatoCMS, working remotely. In this capacity, he oversees the visual and aesthetic aspects of the company's products and services. He combines his expertise with a data-driven approach to ensure that the design decisions are both creative and efficient. His leadership plays a pivotal role in shaping the visual direction of DatoCMS.
Previous Experience at LeanPanda
Daniele Cavoli has a history of working at LeanPanda where he served in various roles over a span of five years. Initially joining as a Graphic Designer in Florence, Italy, in 2016, he later took on the role of Team Mentor from 2019 to 2021 in a remote capacity. During his time at LeanPanda, he was involved in in-house projects including designing van wraps, stickers, and posters for internal communication. His multifaceted role also included rebranding meeting rooms and lounges, showcasing his ability to manage complex design tasks effectively.
Educational Background
Daniele Cavoli studied Graphic Design and Communication at TheSign, a private school, from 2011 to 2014. Prior to this, he attended Università degli Studi di Firenze, where he studied Ingegneria Gestionale from 2005 to 2010, achieving a Laureando. His educational journey provided a strong foundation in both technical and creative aspects, which he applies in his professional roles.
Personal Philosophy and Interests
Daniele Cavoli is passionate about attending OFFF festivals, which celebrate creativity and design. He believes that good typography can contribute to making the world a better place. Additionally, he enjoys sports activities and the sense of fulfillment that comes from physical exertion. He also holds the personal philosophy that there is no such thing as having too many shoes. These interests and beliefs highlight his holistic approach to life and design.