2018 - 2022
Leading Product Vision and Design at Wood Mackenzie
As a Senior Product Designer at Wood Mackenzie, I led design for the "Lens" platform across multiple scrum teams, ensuring consistency and a strong user focus through direct customer engagement and user research. I was instrumental in shaping the product vision and building the design system from scratch. For my last four months, I served as Acting Head of Design, taking on management duties and strategic planning with Product Managers.
Upstream Oil and Gas: Valuations Workflow
Role
Product designer
User research
Interaction design
Visual design
Prototyping
Problem
Define valuations workflows in the new Wood Mackenzie Lens platform.
Outcome
A combination of new technology and an easier to use interface meant we could now measure the time to value in seconds vs minutes.
Upstream Oil and Gas: Portfolio Workflow
Role
Product designer
User research
Interaction design
Visual design
Prototyping
Problem
Create a solution to allow users to create portfolios for assessing new acquisitions or developments.
Outcome
User behaviour shifted from using legacy desktop applications to completing these workflows solely in Lens. Product revenue for just Valuations and Portfolios jumped past $1M.
Short-Term Power in Lens
(Conceptual)
Role
Product designer
User research
Interaction design
Visual design
Prototyping
Problem
A recent acquisition posed a new challenge for a platform that had a weekly data cadence to now support hourly.
Outcome
Validated prototype that set clear direction for how to integrate a new commodity into the Lens platform.
Hydrocarbon Design system
Role
Product designer - Contributor
Interaction design
Visual design
Problem
Multiple teams all working to build out a new single platform on web that handled many workflows of legacy applications meant we needed robust, reliable and well documented components to use.
Outcome
Design system built from the ground up with it's own dedicated team working in tandem with the Design team to ensure well designed and built components.