Position: Senior Product Designer
Category: Design
English level: upper
Years of experience: 10

In my most recent role, I collaborated on multiple areas of the product to achieve significant enhancements in customer experience using a data-driven and user-centered approach. I was responsible for driving solutions to customer problems from initial research and ideation to prototyping and usability testing. I facilitated cross-functional team workshops to gather inputs and co-create solutions, promoting collaboration and communication. In addition, I created UX documentation such as user stories, user journey mapping, and user flows, to ensure shared understanding of user needs and goals. I presented design solutions to team members and stakeholders, collecting feedback and iterating based on insights and requirements. I also developed design assets and ensured a smooth handoff to the development team, aligning with implementation details.

In my previous role, I led product design for mobile and desktop platforms, taking a learn-through-experimentation approach to customer problems and business needs. I'm proud to have contributed to a successful product launch across three continents, which resulted in increased productivity and satisfaction for employees, and improved bottom-line for organizations.
I am a well-rounded Senior Product Designer with over 10 years of experience in the industry. My passion lies in creating simple and delightful experiences that improve people's lives.

Throughout my career, I have worked with different size products in various industries, from startups to large corporations. I am an expert in solving UX problems by taking a human-centered design approach, including research, ideation, wireframing, visual design, prototyping, and usability testing.

I am excited to bring my skills and experience to a new opportunity, where I can continue to develop innovative and impactful solutions that address real-world problems and drive business success.
I am not interested in outsource/outstaff