Position: Senior UI/UX Designer
Category: Design
English level: upper
Years of experience: 4

I conducted workshops on a logo animation for:
— Projector: Graphic design, 2017 and 2018 years;
— Projector: Logo and Icon animation.

I was a student of:
— EPAM User Experience Design Program #3;
— Projector Web design Intensive 22.03—24.03.2019.

Also:
— I developed a mentorship program for a junior UI/UX designer
— I was an art director of 10 projects.
For the last 5 years, I've passed a path from a graphic and web designer at the same time to a multidisciplinary UI/UX designer. Also, I've developed my 'Motion skill' from a newbie logo animation to a difficult UI/UX animation with 3D (for regular projects and pre-sale concepts). And for the last year, I've been developing my pure UX and soft skills.

UI\UX is my main discipline, also Motion or 3D is a kind of module which allows me to solve complex problems. I'm bravely conducting research, developing the architecture of the project, and moving on from a wireframe concept to a tasty design and smooooth UI animation. And it's just boring to don't give it a shot with something cool and new.

Here is a list of my activities for the last year so you could easily compare them with your requirements:
1. Kick-off meetings (by my own, and with a team);
2. JTBD statement;
3. Card sorting;
4. User interview (by my own, and with a team);
5. Value proposition canvas and business model canvas (with a team);
6. Informational Architecture and a User flow (by my own, and with a team);
7. Notification system (by my own);
8. Achievement system (by my own);
9. Wireframes and their further User testing (by my own, and with a team);
10. Developing and conducting a Mentorship program for a junior UI/UX designer;
11. Designing presale concepts (UI, Motion, 3D)
12. UI/UX Showreel;
13. A Design delivering to a dev team;
— Evidence could be seen in my CV.

A couple of words about me:
I'm adept at the History of Art, and as well as interested quite in philosophy and psychology. But I'd be happy to watching stupid meme videos on Youtube.
I expect to find an interesting team, where people are able to joke, remain after work for a pizza and cognac, and always go the extra mile.

I wonder to get a mentor, also I would be happy to become a mentor for a junior UI/UX designer.

For the last year, I've worked on a portal for gamers, direct marketologists, dentists, COVID-19 checker app, and others. I'm always open to challenging myself, but I never work on fraudulent projects where people are getting ripped off.

— Keep your mind clear, and have a nice day.