Stefan Vojnovic
About Stefan Vojnovic
Stefan Vojnovic is a UX Engineer at Infobip, specializing in rapid prototyping and user experience design.
Current Position at Infobip
Stefan Vojnovic holds the position of UX Engineer at Infobip. He works on enhancing the main Communications Platform as a Service (CPaaS) product. Stefan is dedicated to advancing design systems, facilitating seamless collaboration, and solving complex user experience challenges. His role involves rapid prototyping, translating user insights into actionable prototypes quickly.
Past Roles at Infobip
Before his current role, Stefan Vojnovic worked as a Front-End Software Engineer at Infobip from 2021 to 2023. During this period, he worked remotely on various projects, focusing on internal tools and later transitioning to work on the main CPaaS product. His Front-End Engineer role equipped him with valuable skills and insights that he now applies to his UX engineering work.
Experience at Cimmaron Software
Prior to his tenure at Infobip, Stefan Vojnovic was a Web Designer and Developer at Cimmaron Software from 2020 to 2021. Working remotely, he engaged in designing and developing web solutions, contributing to various projects that required a blend of aesthetic design and functional technology.
Freelance Web Designer and Developer
Stefan Vojnovic built a substantial freelancing career from 2009 to 2020, working as a Web Designer, Developer, and Project Manager. Over these 11 years, he honed his skills in web design and development, managing complex projects, and working closely with clients to deliver tailored web solutions. This long-term experience provided him with a deep understanding of the industry and user-centric design.
Educational Background
Stefan Vojnovic studied at the Faculty of Economics, University of Belgrade, where he earned a Bachelor's degree with Honours in Economics, Business Management, and Statistics. His education covered various aspects of business administration and management, equipping him with a solid foundation of 240 ECTS points. Before that, he attended The First School of Economics in Belgrade, achieving a secondary diploma as an Economic Technician.