Chip Baker is a Sr. User Experience Designer - CoreAI at Microsoft. He possess expertise in user interface design, web design, graphic design, flash, photoshop and 36 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "Chip joined Socedo as our one and only UX designer a little over a year ago. In that time, he led our effort to completely redesign our full product to make it more usable as a self-service SaaS application. He was able to work really well in an environment with little direction and structure. Chip really stepped up as a cross-departmental collaborator and took on many responsibilities that would normally be left to a product manager. He has brought a great attitude to the team and has been a joy to work with. I’ve been impressed with his ability to be agile and ask the right questions in product discussions. He would be a great asset to anybody building B2B SaaS applications!" and "I had the pleasure of working closely with Chip for a little over a year at Socedo. When he came in, our UX was completely outstripped by the functionality of the product, and since things had been tacked on over months with little UX direction, it was a splayed smattering of various components. Chip did not hesitate - he jumped right in and completely redesigned our UX. When we switched directions to a new product focus, he redesigned the product completely - again. This was two full redesigns in the span of a year. But more than a great UX designer, Chip and I worked closely together because of his apt attention to customer pain points and would continually advocate for customers in our overall product roadmap. Chip and I designed new ways for the revenue side of the organization and the product/engineering side to collaborate and be updated on each other's needs and progress. Many of these processes will remain past Chip's tenure because they are so vital to our organizational process. Overall, Chip has an eye for seeing the tired, inefficient, and painful pieces of a product and company and the drive to work with others to solve them. I will miss coming into work each day and seeing Chip."