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Austin, Tx, Us

Marina Del Rey, Ca, Us

· Participated in developing a comprehensive design system from the ground up using Figma· Enhanced user experience for customer-facing SaaS products across multiple platforms including desktop, mobile web, iOS native, and Android native applications· Played a vital role in several initiatives by conducting and facilitating discovery workshops and wireframing sessions· Relied heavily on usability testing to inform and validate design decisions· Collaborated with members of product and company leadership to ensure alignment with business objectives

New Orleans, Louisiana, Us

· Collaborated with the Head of Design to develop a design language for the product· Created effective design patterns that adhered to industry best practices· Built a design system from scratch· Led efforts to redesign the partner-facing SaaS product· Simplified the user experience significantly· Overall revamped the product and laid a clear path for future feature upgrades and additions

New Orleans, Louisiana, Us

· Designed and developed user interfaces for partner and customer-facing SaaS products· Worked on both desktop and mobile web platforms· Contributed HTML/CSS/JS directly to the product repositories· Proactively identified and resolved bugs and other user frustrations· Led efforts on new feature development, ensuring seamless deployment from conceptualization to release

Fort Worth, Texas, Us

· Responsible for designing and building customer-facing user interfaces· Worked on both desktop and mobile web platforms using HTML/CSS/JS· Collaborated closely with company leadership and product development teams to ensure alignment with business objectives· Delivered an exceptional user experience

Fresh out of high school and I knew I wanted to design. I had spent summers working with a designer friend who showed me the ropes and gave me the desire to design.I started out rough, but with much patience, perseverance, and an unquenchable desire to improve, I slowly started to look less like that “talented nephew that can make a logo” to a more well-rounded, multi-disciplinary designer.