Andrew Sass
About Andrew Sass
Andrew Sass is a Lead UI/UX Designer at LaunchPad Lab, where he focuses on creating seamless end-user experiences. He integrates his passion for outdoor activities and motorcycle mechanics into his design philosophy, emphasizing thoughtful solutions in digital product development.
Current Role at LaunchPad Lab
Andrew Sass serves as the Lead UI/UX Designer at LaunchPad Lab, a position he has held since 2022. In this role, he focuses on creating seamless end-user experiences and navigating intricate challenges in digital product development. His work is conducted remotely from the United States, where he applies his design philosophy that integrates outdoor activities into his design process.
Previous Experience in UI/UX Design
Before his current position, Andrew worked at LaunchPad Lab as a UI/UX Designer from 2020 to 2022. He also held the role of Associate Product Designer at Devbridge from 2019 to 2020. During his time at Devbridge, he contributed to product design efforts and collaborated with cross-functional teams to develop user-centered solutions.
Educational Background
Andrew Sass earned a Master of Urban Design (MUD) from Ball State University in 2018, focusing on Urban Design and Sustainable Development. He also holds a Bachelor of Science (BS) in Computer Graphics Technology from Indiana University Indianapolis. His educational background supports his specialization in transforming complex information into intuitive user experiences.
Additional Professional Experience
In addition to his design roles, Andrew has experience as a Coordinator & Strategist at Divers since 2020. He also worked as a 3D Printing Consultant at Indiana University School of Medicine for three months in 2017. His diverse professional experiences contribute to his thoughtful approach to problem-solving in design.
Interests and Design Philosophy
Andrew advocates for outdoor activities, which he integrates into his design philosophy. His unique interest in motorcycle mechanics influences his approach to problem-solving, allowing him to seek thoughtful, cross-functional solutions in his work. This blend of interests enhances his ability to create user-centered designs.