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Alexandra Morgan
Senior Product Designer
[email protected]•+1 (555) 012-3456•San Francisco, CA•linkedin.com/in/alexmorgan•alexmorgan.design•github.com/alexmorgan

Summary

Senior product designer with 7+ years of experience crafting user-centered digital products for SaaS and fintech. Led design systems serving 2M+ users and improved onboarding conversion by 34%. Passionate about turning ambiguous problems into elegant, accessible solutions that drive measurable business impact.

Experience

Senior Product Designer at Finlytics
Mar 2021 - Present
San Francisco, CA
  • Led end-to-end design for analytics dashboard used by 2M+ users, increasing weekly retention by 18%.
  • Built and maintained a 120-component design system that cut cross-team delivery time by 40%.
  • Partnered with PM and engineering to ship 15+ features; improved onboarding completion rate by 34%.
Product Designer at Brightpath Studio
Jun 2018 - Feb 2021
Austin, TX
  • Designed mobile banking app (iOS/Android) adopted by 500k users with a 4.7-star average rating.
  • Ran 40+ usability tests and translated insights into 20+ product improvements.
  • Reduced customer support tickets related to UX confusion by 25% through clearer information architecture.

Selected Projects

Pocket Brief · pocketbrief.app
Open-source weekly digest tool that condenses newsletters into 5-minute briefs.
  • Grew to 12k GitHub stars and 8k active weekly users within 10 months.
  • Designed the full product experience; improved activation rate to 61% via guided onboarding.

Education

University of Texas at AustinB.F.A. in Interaction Design
2014 - 2018
GPA: 3.8

Skills

Product Design · UX Research · Design Systems · Figma · Prototyping · User Testing · Interaction Design · Accessibility (WCAG) · HTML & CSS · Data Visualization

Certifications

Nielsen Norman Group UX CertificationNN/g
2022
Google UX Design Professional CertificateGoogle
2020

Languages

English (Native) · Spanish (Professional)

Modern Layout

Pulse Resume Template

Healthcare · clean clinical flow

Layout-architectuurTwee Kolommen / Hybride
ATS-vriendelijkheid98% (Recruiter Getest)
Aanbevolen voorTechnologie, Bedrijfsleven, Finance & Marketing
BestandsformaatVector PDF (Download na bewerking)
Licentie100% Gratis (Persoonlijk & Commercieel)
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Alexandra Morgan — Senior Product Designer

Persoonlijk Profiel: Senior product designer with 7+ years of experience crafting user-centered digital products for SaaS and fintech. Led design systems serving 2M+ users and improved onboarding conversion by 34%. Passionate about turning ambiguous problems into elegant, accessible solutions that drive measurable business impact.

Werkervaring

Senior Product Designer at Finlytics (Mar 2021 – Present)

  • Led end-to-end design for analytics dashboard used by 2M+ users, increasing weekly retention by 18%.
  • Built and maintained a 120-component design system that cut cross-team delivery time by 40%.
  • Partnered with PM and engineering to ship 15+ features; improved onboarding completion rate by 34%.

Product Designer at Brightpath Studio (Jun 2018 – Feb 2021)

  • Designed mobile banking app (iOS/Android) adopted by 500k users with a 4.7-star average rating.
  • Ran 40+ usability tests and translated insights into 20+ product improvements.
  • Reduced customer support tickets related to UX confusion by 25% through clearer information architecture.