At Microsoft, I design productivity experiences that empower users to navigate the complexities of project planning and collaboration with ease. Being on a small but close knit design team has given me the opportunity to work on all of our product verticals and to design for a wide breadth of user scenarios across all end points and surfaces. I have a degree in Physiology and a professional background in healthcare before transitioning into tech in 2019. Through this transition I've harnessed my background in scientific research, creative problem solving, and patient centered care to tackle ambiguous design challenges and deliver the best experience to our end users.I achieve this by leveraging user insights and data to craft solutions that resonate with diverse clientele, reflecting a dedication to enhancing productivity and collaboration through thoughtful design.
Listed skills include User Experience Design, Information Architecture, User Interface Design, Rapid Prototyping, and 31 others.