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

In my latest work experience, in only six months I helped create and perfect the previously inexistent process of requirements delivery, and with the help of my manager I mastered the technique of transforming business requirements into effective design solutions. I made sure that the communication with POs and devs was smooth, and that the delivery and tracking of tasks were seamless. The tools I used for this were Confluence, Jira, Invision and Sketch.
During this time, as the only UX/UI designer in the team, I was responsible for the design and the delivery of three different products: an app for smartphone, a CRM and a web app for our client. I worked closely with three Product Owners (one for each product), a team of 15 FE and BE developers, three DevOps and two QA testers.
I am a User Experience designer. I have worked on multiple projects in a variety of fields, designing apps, responsive websites and marketplaces for both small and big companies. 
In my freelance experience, I employed the Design Thinking framework, tackling users' pain points and ideating solutions. 
In my current role in a Fintech company, I am part of a cross-functional team, working in Scrum, closely collaborating with Product Owners and developers. 
I have a strong understanding of the design process and the research methodologies a UX designer has to adopt to identify the target user, to come up with an effective user-centered design solution. I conducted usability studies and interviews, sketched Lo-Fi and Hi-Fi wireframes and transformed them into clickable prototypes, ready to test. The tools I use are Figma, Sketch and Invision.

Portofolio: 
www.gabrieleburol.com
I am looking for new challenges. I believe that to be the best in your field, you need to be surrounded by the right people and face ever new challenges. I'd love to work in a team of UX designers, either beginner or experienced ones, from whom I can learn and become a better UX designer myself. There's always room to learn and become better, especially when you have the chance to discuss with others.