Position: UX Designer / Product Designer
Category: Design
English level: upper
Years of experience: 6


I am a proactive and self-motivated professional with more than 10 years of experience in IT, 5+ years of which are in UX/UI design, particularly 2+ years in enterprise services.

I don't just develop usable user-friendly interfaces, I do it consciously with the understanding of the business and specifics of its conducting, with researching of real goals and needs of existing or potential customers, and also taking into account used technologies and desired timing of solution implementation.

I help businesses to understand their customers, to manage the user experience of their products, with this understanding in mind I also help to create a communication with customers and to develop a business strategy. I always participate actively in a product development at all stages: from requirements collecting and ideas generation to assessment of results and testing implemented solutions.

HARD SKILLS
— Interviewing users
— Business and functional requirements collection, reflection them into interface solutions
— Argument of  proposed ideas and solutions
— UX & BA artifacts: empathy maps, personas, scenarios, storyboards, user flows, use cases, CJM, site maps
— All types of prototypes: sketches, mockups, wireframes, paper, low-/high-fidelity, interactive
— User testing
— Usability auditing
— UX writing and microcopy
— Brainstorm & Concepts Creation

SOFT SKILLS
— Collaboration & Communicative
— Detail Oriented
— Curious & Fast Learning
— Proactive & Self-motivated
— Easy-going & Positive
— Empathy, great listener
— Passionate & Creative

Last projects descriptions. Platform solutions with integrated programs for Smart City and e-government, in which the following UX and interface design were done for:
— Saas and enterprise software
— Authorization and authentication services
— Public part of the system
— Public user personal area / profile
— Administrative panels for different systems and roles
— Interface variations, which were depended on role model and scopes