Mary Duncan is a Staff Product Designer at M1 Finance. Colleagues describe them as "Mary is the kind of individual you want on your team because she brings thoroughness and precision to every project, making it effortless to collaborate with her. Her dedication to excellence is matched only by her willingness to go above and beyond to make things happen. I deeply respect her work ethic and admire her passion for integrating research and data evidence into decision-making. In our time together, Mary consistently articulated ideas to stakeholders with clarity and presented diverse solutions that developers could readily execute on. Together, we tackled projects involving intuitive interactions and UI elements, from onboarding to device connectivity and user walkthrough experiences. Mary is not afraid of venturing outside of traditional UI. We tackled in-vehicle interfaces, VUIs, Alexa voice flows, and she dove right in implementing user-friendly solutions, conducting comprehensive user testing, and developing robust information architecture and content outlines for implementation. If given the chance, I wouldn't hesitate for a moment to work with her again." and "Mary brings a level of rigor to her work that will blow. your. mind. She’s a thoughtful, positive, diplomatic design team leader and a very skilled experience designer. More than a triple threat, Mary explores quant and qual research, and competitive analyses before building several potential UX approaches that center the customer. Her solutions are always relevant, efficient, scalable, and mindful of risk. Her organizational skills are military grade. She works in deep concert with engineering and easily wrangles stakeholders from across the company when decisions need to be made. Working sessions with her are a blast, and I look forward to them. If you need help, she's there. If you need action, she acts. Mary does all this while fielding scores of daily questions from colleagues about product functionality and how best to employ our design system. Given Mary’s consistently exponential output, I'm pretty sure she doesn't sleep, so someone should check on that."