Guilherme Xavier Email & Phone Number

Oslo, Norway

As a Senior UX Designer at Protector Insurance, I lead initiatives to shape the future of land-based insurance. Leveraging my expertise in User Experience Design, I contribute to Protector's strategic vision, driving innovation and ensuring a seamless insurance experience across diverse markets from Scandinavia to the UK.Dedicated to sustaining and building upon Protector's remarkable growth, I actively contribute to strategic initiatives, optimize processes, and foster excellence. Upholding Protector's commitment to being easy to deal with, commercially attractive, and credible, I am enthusiastic about playing a pivotal role in the ongoing success and evolution of Protector Insurance.

Oslo, Norway

I wore the Senior Product Designer hat at K33, a fintech trailblazing in cryptocurrencies and digital assets. Our mission was about making the crypto universe accessible—providing folks with the tools to Learn, Trade, and Invest in this dynamic space.In my gig, I was the maestro of design processes, dancing through different levels of complexity and diving into various realms of expertise. My day-to-day included exciting ventures like Discoveries—think research galore, data crunching, brewing solution hypotheses, brainstorming, testing, aligning stars, and validating ideas. At K33, designers weren't just creatives; we were crucial players shaping business decisions, refining strategies, and turbocharging our teams for maximum effectiveness.I was the driving force behind crafting and launching a suite of products within the Arcane Crypto group. Picture a unified customer experience seamlessly blending digital assets research, brokerage, and investment services. So far, we empowered clients to trade & invest securely, clocking in over $80 million in transactions.When it comes to the skill set, I juggled a diverse set of talents, from sculpting seamless User Journeys and dissecting Google Analytics to flexing my problem-solving muscles and mastering the art of clear Documentation. I thrived in the realms of Information Architecture, Service Design, and User Experience Design (UED). Wireframing? It's my design playground. Communication is my language, and I wield Design Tools like a digital wizard. I was the go-to person from Responsive Design to Usability and Product Strategy to UX Research. Data Visualization and Interaction Design? I had it covered. Human-Computer Interaction was not just a skill; it was my design philosophy.

Oslo, Norway

Santa Catarina, Brazil

In my former playground at Conta Azul, I immersed myself in the vibrant scene of a leading cloud financial and business management platform—the go-to SaaS system in Brazil for Business Owners and Accounting Entrepreneurs.As the Design System Ops, I was on a mission to infuse the organization with the vibrant vibes of Design System culture. Picture this: crafting, evaluating, and meticulously documenting components that were the heartbeat of our design philosophy. I wasn't just collaborating with developers; I was the connector, seamlessly bridging the creative minds of Design with the technical wizards in Engineering.My days weren't just about pixels and Design; they were about orchestrating usability tests, leading lively group dynamics, and hosting workshops that brought ideas to life. It was a world where Design met technology, creating an environment that buzzed with creativity.Now, skills-wise, I'm your go-to person for Visual Communication, decoding the secrets of Google Analytics, and turning Business Insights into actionable strategies. Problem-solving is my jam, and when it comes to Ops, it's not just a title; it's a commitment to operational excellence.As I fondly look back on those days, I'm pumped to channel that energy into new opportunities!

Santa Catarina, Brazil

During my time at UDESC, I took on the role of a researcher, navigating the maze of scientific projects that sparked my curiosity. Think of it as a journey full of experiments, from diving into Big Data to unraveling the mysteries of TCP congestion control and delving into the fascinating realm of Human-Computer Interaction.UDESC, standing tall as one of Brazil's finest institutions, not only champions free education but also serves as a nurturing ground for research development. The academy not only provided a platform for intellectual exploration but also served as the breeding ground for my early research and problem-solving skills. This nurturing environment, dedicated to pushing the boundaries of knowledge, laid the foundation for my subsequent venture into the dynamic field of UX design.Reflecting on those academic adventures is a foundational chapter in my journey. This chapter instilled in me a profound appreciation for research and sparked a curiosity that seamlessly transitioned into the world of UX design. In both words, the essence remains the same: a relentless pursuit of understanding, a commitment to pushing boundaries, and a deep-seated appreciation for intellectual growth.

Oslo, Norway

In the early days of my exchange in Norway, I embarked on a unique journey as a Frontliner at Greenpeace. Little did I know, this role wasn't just about signatures and partnerships; it was an opportunity to craft meaningful experiences for people, akin to how user experience designers shape interactions in the digital realm.Greenpeace, a global non-governmental environmental organization spread across 55 countries, is a powerhouse tackling critical issues such as climate change, deforestation, overfishing, commercial whaling, genetic engineering, and anti-nuclear advocacy. As a Frontliner, my role was to engage with the community, building bridges of awareness and encouraging support for these vital causes.Every conversation became a chance to create a positive encounter, a moment where individuals connected with the mission of Greenpeace in a way that was memorable and impactful.Just as a well-designed digital product considers the user's needs and emotions, my approach as a Frontliner involved understanding and resonating with the community's concerns. It was about more than just conveying information; it was about fostering a connection and leaving people with a positive impression of Greenpeace and its critical environmental initiatives.Looking back, those early days weren't just about the number of signatures gathered; they were about the art of crafting experiences, leaving individuals inspired and connected to the broader mission of preserving our planet.

International Student Of Bachelor'S Degree, Computer Science

In the vibrant year of 2017, I achieved a remarkable feat by securing an international scholarship through the Student Mobility Project.

Bachelor'S Degree, Computer Science

I proudly graduated from Santa Catarina State University (UDESC) with a degree in computer science. Beyond the standard course curriculum.