Purpose-driven
Product Designer
I’m a product designer with seven years of professional experience. I have a degree in Communication Design from RMIT University, and I’ve worked on a wide range of projects, from web and mobile app design to branding and packaging. My goal is to help businesses and entrepreneurs achieve their ambitions by providing clarity and building better products and services. My background primarily lies in the fintech industry, where I have worked on both consumer and enterprise products.
Hi, My name is Aung Mya Tha, people also know me as Mike, and I’m open to consulting & mentoring.
A little more about me
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In my role as a product designer, I work with business units, product managers, and researchers to develop a comprehensive vision for the product and gain executive buy-in. I use my design skills to help the team understand complex user research and business insights, and identify opportunities by sharing how to use mental models for better problem-framing. I create user journeys, process flows, and visual aids that help everyone understand what is happening and enable them to use their expertise more effectively.
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I believe that being able to work effectively with cross-functional teams is a critical skill for a product designer. I have experience working with different sizes and types of teams, and have had to take on a variety of roles. As a freelancer, I have worked with outsourced development and marketing teams. To ensure that everyone has access to the necessary information, I create comprehensive product wikis and design libraries.
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I graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Communication Design from RMIT in Melbourne and have experience working with a variety of mediums, including print and app design. I have a strong understanding of typography, color, layout, iconography, and aesthetic principles.
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I have experience facilitating group workshops and alignment sessions. As a facilitator, my main responsibilities include keeping everyone on topic and managing time effectively. I have facilitated workshops with a range of participant numbers, from one-on-one strategic sessions to Miro ideation and voting sessions with over 100 participants. These experiences have helped me understand what it means to be a design leader and how to bring cross-functional teams together.
When I'm not working, I enjoy hand lettering and crafting, which provide a break from screens and allow me to get my hands dirty. You can view my experiments here.
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