Ray Lo is a Director of Experience Design at Electronic Arts (Ea). He possess expertise in interaction design, user experience, user interface design, video games, user interface and 31 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "I had the privilege of having Ray as part of my leadership team. As a Director of Experience Design for a new EA studio and re-imagined product, he consistently demonstrated his ability to take a systematic and human centered approach. He brought to the table solid design and operational frameworks that provided a clear vision and guidance for the team. Ray also developed a collaborative culture within his team and with cross functional disciplines by fostering trust and teamwork. Any organization would be lucky to have him as part of their team." and "I had the fantastic opportunity of working alongside Ray on Electronic Arts, and I could write an entire essay about his excellent technical skills. Instead, I'd rather highlight something equally or even more important than that. Ray's ability to assemble, grow and maintain high-performing teams is outstanding. He's an expert at communicating ideas, organizing roadmaps, facilitating working sessions, and generating healthy spaces for everyone to work confidently and excitedly throughout the entire project. Ray has a unique way of leading teams that I rarely found in other Directors. He's kind, passionate, and committed; he's a down-to-earth leader seeking excellence in everything he does but with the perfect balance of realism for what the project needs to achieve. On top of that, even being a UX Director, Ray is humble and open-minded; he always listens and considers everyone's point of view, encouraging the team to propose new, out-of-the-box ideas. Thanks to this, he creates excellent environments for learning and camaraderie. Working with Ray, I found a go-to person to get different yet helpful perspectives on every aspect of Directing teams, and I couldn't be grateful enough for having the chance to work with him. I wholeheartedly recommend Ray as a UX Director."