IBM
IBM was where I first experienced what it was like to be a designer within an enterprise organization. I was immersed in an environment that gave designers the ability to solve problems and work on complex domains.
Throughout my time at IBM I worked on multiple products, each of which had interestingly complex domains that I was required to dive into. This is where I learned that understanding the domain “just enough” is key; I’ll never be an eDiscovery attorney or a data warehouse scientist, but I can learn just enough about their process and problems to provide them with a better experience.
Accomplishments
Assisted with development of sponsor user program
Various UX Flows through production
Led and created a research plan
Alignment Workshop in Germany
Integrated Design into development cycle
JTBD Workshop
Projects | Domains
Bringing transparency to the eDiscovery process
Information Lifecycle Governance is about helping multiple user groups manage their business information throughout its lifecycle – from creation to deletion. It addresses the problems that challenge records management, electronic discovery, compliance, storage optimization and data migration initiatives. We give visibility into data to make informed business decisions and avoid costs and risks to drive more business value from your data.
Fostering collaboration amongst data scientists
IBM Data Science Experience is an interactive, collaborative, cloud-based environment where data scientists can use multiple tools to activate their insights. Data scientists can use the best of open source, tap into IBM's unique features, grow their capabilities, and share their successes.
Simplifying data storage
Working on IBM dashDB was about finding a balance between gaining domain expertise, creating a way to work with team-members who were not co-located, and bridging our research to design gap.