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A design leader with over 25 years experience across UX, design, climate science, information architecture, and systems thinking. Focuses on bringing old industries into the next decade. Best known for translating the complexities of a system into plain language.
Some things that I've been exploring in the last year:
- Climate science. How can designers contribute to working on reversing these massive trends?
- AI. What is the correct path forward for designers?
- Quantum computing. Brushing up on what this means coming up for applications.
- Futurism. And as always, what futures are likely to become our present?
Some things that I've accomplished in the past:
- Enterprise workflows. Guided improvement of the workflow experience for admins within the enterprise space, led research of customers, and dug into the data to discover what was wrong. (Zendesk)
- Jet engines. Learned and led design of jet engine maintenance, guiding GE Aviation's team of leaders to work more cohesively. Facilitated ~20 workshops with clients on topics such as jet engine removal, supply chain issues, predicting when issues would need to go offwing, and much more. (GE Digital)
- Personal banking. Led a rethink of what the experience of having a bank account is like.
- Future of technology. Almost completed a graduate certificate in Foresight at the University of Houston, focusing on the future of design and AI. Developed a presentation on what future design careers may look like.
- History of technology. Developed a series of presentations on the history of the button. Far more interesting that that topic sounds.A design leader with over 25 years experience across UX, design, climate science, information architecture, and systems thinking. Focuses on bringing old industries into the next decade. Best known for translating the complexities of a system into plain language. Some things that I've been exploring in the last year: - Climate science. How can designers contribute to working on reversing these massive trends? - AI. What is the correct path forward for designers? - Quantum computing. Brushing up on what this means coming up for applications. - Futurism. And as always, what futures are likely to become our present? Some things that I've accomplished in the past: - Enterprise workflows. Guided improvement of the workflow experience for admins within the enterprise space, led research of customers, and dug into the data to discover what was wrong. (Zendesk) - Jet engines. Learned and led design of jet engine maintenance, guiding GE Aviation's team of leaders to work more cohesively. Facilitated ~20 workshops with clients on topics such as jet engine removal, supply chain issues, predicting when issues would need to go offwing, and much more. (GE Digital) - Personal banking. Led a rethink of what the experience of having a bank account is like. - Future of technology. Almost completed a graduate certificate in Foresight at the University of Houston, focusing on the future of design and AI. Developed a presentation on what future design careers may look like. - History of technology. Developed a series of presentations on the history of the button. Far more interesting that that topic sounds.
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Product Strategy • User Experience • Team Leadership • Interaction Design