Position: UX/UI Designer (Middle/Senior)
Category: Design
English level: upper
Years of experience: 5

• 30+ students raised 
• Creating a friendly design team of 7 people, who can cover a lot of types of projects by themselves. Most of them had very little experience in UI/UX design. 
• As a team leader, managed a design department, which became the most effective and organized department in a company. Guiding and mentoring designers. 
• Creating a design process from the beginning to solve different design tasks.
• Finished "Complex UI's Intensive" by Vitaly Friedman (Projector). I've learned best practices for designing complex navigation, tables, and forms.
I'm a UI/UX designer from Ukraine with 5 years of experience and strong empathy and communication skills. I'm good at competitive and visual analysis, UI design (composition and typography). My goal is to create a design, that is not just only pretty, but solves business problems and is user-oriented. I specialized in minimalistic design, which is very comfortable for getting information and doesn’t overburden the user's perception.


• I'm good at competitive and visual analysis, UI design (composition and typography). 
• Experience in main UX practice like creating personas, user interviews, information architecture, user flows. 
• I work with B2B, B2C projects, e-commerce projects, services, landing pages, promo websites. 
• In the past, I wrote a Ph.D., so I have a good ability to gather and structure information. 
• Presentation design to clients and the reasoning behind the decisions that have been made in the design.
• Support and create a design system from scratch 
• Strong team player. Always have a desire to grow, and that’s why I’m always taking design courses. 
• Creating complex components with variants in Figma for better work automatization.
• Execute all visual design stages from concept to final hand-off to engineering. Fan of pixel-perfect design.
• My strong side is being a problem solver. If I don't know how to solve the problem right now, I will find a way to do it anyway.
• I like to read non-fiction design books to expand my vision and instruments. 
• Teaching my own course “Basic of UI/UX design” for people, who wants to change their profession and make the first step into the ui/ux design.
• Open and trusting relationships with all team members.
• My enthusiasm is growing near people, who share my values and have the same passion for creating a successful product. 
• I'm not particularly eager to do any marketing design like banners, social media, etc.