Position: Senior UX/UI Designer, Senior Product Designer, Team Lead
Category: Design
English level: fluent
Years of experience: 6

Built a design system for Madgicx Ad budget optimization platform in Figma environment.
Organized a collaboration between design, development and product managers teams on building a design culture in Madgicx company.
Optimized the process of delivering designs for development, as result increased the speed of development.
Optimized the process of hiring and onboarding new designers, as result scaled design team in 3x 
I have created a design for profitable SaaS Ecommerce CRM.
I have a big portfolio with different types of projects.
I know fathers of UX design Alan Cooper and Don Norman personally.
Hello! I’m a multidisciplinary designer with more than 7 years of experience and portfolio with 64 live projects. I have experience with conducting UX researches and creating UI for different types of projects (online stores, landing pages, SaaS CRM and ERP systems, mobile apps etc).

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• Conducting UX researches;
• Creating low-fidelity and hi-fidelity wireframes;
• UI for online stores, landing pages, and web applications;
• Interactive prototyping using Figma/Invision
• Designing complex user workflows.  
• Collaborative team work with design team, developers team and product managers on building and scaling of design system. 
• Preparation of full documentation for developers team (mockups, interactive prototypes, user flows and ongoing design support for developers team) .
• Onboarding for new designers, and teaching them how to work with style guides and design system of the company.
• Design review for other design team members.


Experience

Senior UI/UX and Product designer / Team lead (Full Time)
Madgicx November 2020-Now

Freelancer UI/UX Designer
January 2020 - November 2020

UI/UX Designer (Full time)
Ecomitize October 2015 - January 2020
Professional growth, good management, remote work, interesting and complicated tasks in product team