I'm Christina, a product designer in San Francisco.
Currently at Dropbox and previously led the design team at GoodHire. Carnegie Mellon HCI alum.
I have experience leading a design team, managing designers, teaching design, and consulting for seed stage start-ups.
Currently at Dropbox and previously led the design team at GoodHire. Carnegie Mellon HCI alum.
My product design work
Includes web, mobile, and connected device experiences
Launched GoodHire’s first consumer facing product
I was the lead product designer on a team of 7. We launched a web app in 3 months for job seekers to see what employers see on their background check.
Led user research to drive a shift in GoodHire's vision and roadmap
I led 17 interviews with GoodHire's largest customers, supporting a move from a SMB to enterprise customer base.
Achieved highest performance rating (top 2%) in 2018
Designed a connected medical device experience for a seed stage startup
Designed a medical device app to prevent strokes post-surgery.
Worked as a freelancer with a team of 5 engineers to design an iOS app with connected medical hardware to validate a new approach to compression therapy.
Co-founded a startup to facilitate group payments
Alongside 2 engineers and 1 pm, I designed a group payment app. Bounty hunt was featured on product hunt daily top 10 and later acquired.
Case study coming soon
Leadership and management experience
Work alongside product leadership on long-term vision and roadmaps
Led our product design team to build our first design system
In my free time I teach and mentor students through DesignLab’s UX courses
Led and managed a product design team for 3 years
Improved team efficiency and communication with new task management processes
Created a more data informed design process to improve decision making and measure outcomes.
A little about me
I love designing immersive experiences that extend beyond the screen. My team won Disney’s national Imaginations design competition in 2014 for designing a cultural exchange between antipodes (points on opposite ends of the globe).
