Driving business change by revolutionising design operations
Defining "What Good Looks Like"
Designers were previously working without a compass. I collaborated with the CEO and VP of Product to author a set of North Star Principles. This gave the team a shared vocabulary for quality, reducing feedback loops and ensuring every pixel served the overarching business goal.

Evidence based design
To eliminate guesswork, I embedded design research into the heart of the process. By co-authoring data-driven audience archetypes, we shifted the team from "designing for features" to "solving for users." This cultural shift ensured that product initiatives were validated before a single line of code was written.



Scaling through systems
The tech stack was weighed down by five competing design systems. I led the consolidation into a single, unified library. By championing this across the engineering org, we didn't just improve UI consistency, we realised a 20% reduction in UI build time, significantly increasing the team's shipping velocity.

High-performance leadership
Stagnant career growth was affecting morale and output. I introduced a robust career framework and an OKR-based structure. By narrowing the team's focus to fewer, high-impact initiatives and providing clear paths for promotion, I transformed team morale and secured immediate performance wins.




