Position: Product lead, Product Designer
Category: Design
English level: fluent
Years of experience: 6

1. As the product lead at Tripsome, I bridged the gap between design and development, facilitating seamless collaboration.

2. I had the privilege of being invited as one of the juries for Azerbaijan Creative Cup for Startups.

3. As a UX lead at Vettons, I spearheaded the migration of UI designs from XD to Figma. Together with a team member, we converted components into a design system using the "atomic system methodology," ensuring consistent design across all elements.

4. I played a role in structuring Vettons' control panel to ensure scalability into an ERP system, optimizing its functionality and adaptability.

5. I played role in transforming Vettons' app into a comprehensive "Super App," to seamlessly integrating multiple platforms for a cohesive user experience.

6. In the design of Vettons' property listing functionality, I actively contributed to planning, research, and user interviews. Additionally, I took charge of the design process, ensuring an intuitive and user-friendly experience.

7. Collaborating with a developer, I designed a mini web game, taking ownership of the game experience and creating pixel art animation that enhanced its visual appeal.
About:
I'm a product designer with 6+ years of experience and a background in art and animation focusing on holistic human-centered experience as well as bridging design thinking and business goals.

Portfolio: yaseenzain.com

Current Position:
Product lead at tripsome in Azerbaijan leading a small team of a talented developer and a product owner while being in charge of UX design.

Previous experiences:
UX consultant at Tripsome - Remote - Azerbaijan
UX principal at Vettons - Hybrid - Malaysia
Serior product designer at Vettons - Malaysia
UI/UX designer at Center for Content Creation - Malaysia

Early career and Education:
In my early career I have served as a concept artist as my education was in art and animation