Conselheiro

Currently responsible for overseeing a unified user experience for Microsoft Bing.

Engaged in a forth-coming book on Network Visualization, to be published in 2011 by Princeton Architectural Press. Consulted for several companies, including BBC, Nike, and Barclays. Lectured in various schools and conferences in London, Amsterdam, Paris, Madrid, and Lisbon.

Responsible for the implementation of a consistent flow across Nokia’s online and mobile experiences, as well as the conceptualization of its next generation of services.

Worked on mobile user experience, service design and UI integration, across several Nokia platforms.

• Been involved in the full design cycle, including: research, competitor analysis, expert interviews, focus groups, extraction of key insights and user needs, user scenarios and archetypes, concept development, wireframes, UI specs, prototype execution, evaluation and implementation.
• From an initial data model, conceptualized, designed, and supervised a series of prototype iterations for a highly innovative online service that involved web and mobile integration.
• Defined a large set of UX guiding principles for an optimal music experience across multiple devices and platforms. The goal was to provide a reference document focusing on consistency and integration, while also exploring key Nokia opportunities.

In R/GA, interaction designers shape the groundwork in any project, as the architects of the creative chain. Conceptualized a vast array of projects by means of wireframes, schematics, user flows, process mapping, design research and usability evaluation. The projects covered web and mobile applications, product campaign websites and physical installations, for clients such as: Subaru, Nokia, O2 and Bacardi.