Position: UI/UX Designer/Researcher
Category: Design
English level: fluent
Years of experience: 3


Hello, I am a professional UX Designer/ Researcher. I have Masters and bachelor degree in Psychology. In the past I worked as an associate psychologist for 3 years, and later decided to shift my career towards technology and UX/UI design and research as I love both cognitive science and tech. I graduated 2 years diploma program from Algonquin College in Canada.

 I have worked for Statistic Canada, Department of National Defence of Canada, Canadian Border Agency, GoGetr fintech company (San Francisco). 

I have:
- Done UX research, creating Figma prototypes, review Figma mock-ups, providing feedback, flow assessment, creating site map, user personas, usage scenarios, doing usability testing, building wireframes, lo-fi, hi-fidelity prototyping. 
-Worked collaboratively with UX team members, development teams, and other stakeholders as part of an agile software development process.
- Monitored design process and conducted necessary research on same, prepared user-profiles and develop personas on all research results.
- Conducted heuristic reviews as well as remote cognitive walkthroughs, usability studies, and usability tests of new and revised features of the project.
- Worked closely with UX/UI Designers;
- Worked on implementing accessibility for WordPress website project;
- Used web accessibility validation tools;
- Learned about Government of Canada accessibility standards and guidelines.(Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG2.0).
- Worked on two diploma research papers by interviewing more than 50 patients for each.
    - Created interview questions and surveys. 
    - Worked with subject intakes, administration of psychological tests, and assessments. 
     - Collected research data via interviews, observations and questionnaires.
      - Monitored test results and assisted in analyzing them effectively.
      - Analyzed all data with help of SPSS and other statistical programs and documented outcomes.