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I am a highly skilled and creative designer with over 4 years of experience in designing digital interfaces that connect users with brands. With expertise in UX/UI design, design thinking, and user research, I have a proven track record of designing digital experiences that drive customer engagement and loyalty. As a Senior Designer, I am adept at leading cross-functional teams, collaborating with stakeholders, and managing complex design projects.
CIBC
Sr.UX Designer
2022-Present
Conversion Crimes
UX Specialist
2020-2021
BrainStation
UX Design
2020-2020
OCAD U
Industrial Design
2015-2019
Adobe Creative Suite
Figma
Sketch
UX/UI Principles
Design Thinking
User Research
Strong Leadership Skills
Cross functional team management
Ability to manage complex design projects
Mobile native application design
Jesse is a UX designer with a background in Industrial Design and
Strategy. His background in Industrial Design gives him a broader
understanding of the design process, critical thinking, and concept
development. As for strategy, it allows a curiosity of new
technologies and how they could change a brand's image, or make and an
old brand feel young.
Each project Jesse has worked on has carried a consistent theme and
goal of making a more simplistic world for the user. Ranging from
mental health, transportation, and education, he carries the same
enthusiastic spirit when solving any complex problem.
Jesse is comfortable working on a range of projects from designing
native applications to changing the way people interact with a brand.
Whether it’s brainstorming in a conference room, prototyping on his
laptop, or shooting asset library photos, Jesse always brings a
quality of work and creativity that is hard to match.
Outside of work, Jesse finds inspiration through snowboarding, hiking
with friends, painting, or exploring photography. His curiosity has
taken him to many locations across the globe where he has experienced
and documented what the world has to offer. For Jesse, life is about
creating, improving, and pioneering something that doesn’t yet exist.