Emily Thompson
About Emily Thompson
Emily Thompson is a Lead Product Designer with extensive experience in UX/UI design, having advanced from an Associate Product Designer to her current role at Faire. She holds a degree in Sociology from Harvard University and has a diverse work history that includes positions in marketing, hospitality, and real estate.
Current Role at Faire
Emily Thompson serves as the Lead Product Designer at Faire, a position she has held since 2023. In this role, she is responsible for overseeing product design initiatives and ensuring a user-centered approach in the development of products. Her expertise in UX/UI design plays a crucial role in enhancing the overall user experience at Faire.
Previous Experience at Faire
Before her current role, Emily worked at Faire as a Senior Product Designer from 2022 to 2023. During this time, she contributed to various design projects, focusing on improving product functionality and user engagement. Her work at Faire reflects her commitment to creating effective design solutions.
Education and Expertise
Emily studied Sociology with a Secondary in Psychology at Harvard University from 2014 to 2018. She graduated with a strong academic background, which complements her professional experience in design. Additionally, she attended Newton Country Day School, where she achieved Valedictorian with Highest Honors.
Diverse Work Experience
Emily has a varied work history that includes roles in product design, marketing, hospitality, and recreation. She worked as a Waitress at Bertucci's, an Instructor at Rock Spot Climbing Gym, and held several positions at Wayfair, progressing from Associate Product Designer to Product Design Lead. This diverse experience has equipped her with a broad skill set applicable across different industries.
Career Progression in Product Design
Emily has demonstrated significant career progression in product design, moving from an Associate Product Designer at Wayfair to a Lead Product Designer at Faire. Her journey reflects a strong foundation in UX/UI design, allowing her to take on increasing responsibilities and leadership roles within the field.