Beau Kelsey
About Beau Kelsey
Beau Kelsey is a Staff Product Designer II at Credit Karma, with a diverse background in design across financial institutions and sports industries. He has previously held positions at the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco and Aura, focusing on creating financial products for the subprime demographic.
Work at Credit Karma
Beau Kelsey currently holds the position of Staff Product Designer II at Credit Karma. He began this role in 2023 and has been contributing to the design of financial products aimed at enhancing user experience. His focus is on developing solutions that cater to the needs of the subprime demographic, ensuring that these products provide safer financial opportunities.
Previous Experience at Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
Beau Kelsey worked at the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco in two capacities. He served as a UX/UI Designer and UI Developer from 2014 to 2015, and later as a Senior UI/UX Designer (Consultant) from 2018 to 2019. During these periods, he contributed to various design projects that supported the bank's mission and enhanced user interfaces.
Design Roles at Aura
At Aura, Beau Kelsey held two significant positions. He worked as a Senior Product Designer from 2015 to 2017 and then transitioned to the role of Design Manager from 2017 to 2018. In these roles, he focused on product design and team management, contributing to the development of user-centered design solutions.
Educational Background
Beau Kelsey studied at Moorpark College, where he focused on Art and completed his undergraduate studies. He also attended California State University, Northridge, earning a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Graphic Design and Photography from 2008 to 2010. His educational background supports his diverse design expertise.
Achievements in Sports and Design
Beau Kelsey has a diverse design background that includes experience in both financial institutions and the sports industry. He completed a 70.3 Ironman triathlon with a time of 4:58:30, showcasing his commitment to personal challenges and endurance sports. His design contributions span multiple organizations, including The Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, Aura, and O'Neal Motocross.