Ygor Hiroshi Asano
About Ygor Hiroshi Asano
Ygor Hiroshi Asano is a User Experience Engineer at Liferay, Inc, with extensive experience in software development and user experience design. His previous roles include positions at Cubefree, Aurora Track, I2tecnologia, Ogilvy & Mather, and Indt across various locations in the United States and Brazil.
Current Role at Liferay
Ygor Hiroshi Asano has been employed at Liferay, Inc. as a User Experience Engineer since 2016. His role focuses on enhancing user experience through design and development strategies. He has contributed to various projects that aim to improve the usability of Liferay's products. His experience in user experience design is pivotal in creating intuitive interfaces for users.
Previous Experience at Cubefree
Prior to his current position, Ygor worked at Cubefree as an Android Developer for a period of six months in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, from 2015 to 2016. During this time, he was involved in developing applications for the Android platform, contributing to the mobile development efforts of the company.
Background in Technical Leadership
Ygor served as a Technical Leader at I2tecnologia for six months in 2010. His responsibilities included overseeing technical projects and guiding team members in Recife, Pernambuco, Brazil. This role allowed him to leverage his technical skills and leadership abilities in a collaborative environment.
Experience in Software Development
Ygor has a diverse background in software development, having worked as a Java Developer at I2tecnologia from 2007 to 2008. He also held positions as a Mobile Consultant and Researcher at Indt in 2008, and as a Programmer at Ogilvy & Mather for four months in 2009. His experience spans various programming languages and platforms, contributing to his expertise in user experience engineering.
Entrepreneurial Role at Aurora Track
From 2009 to 2011, Ygor was a partner at Aurora Track - Gerenciamento De Frotas. In this role, he was involved in managing fleet operations and contributed to the company's growth during his two-year tenure.