Danielle Gaines, UX C
About Danielle Gaines, UX C
Danielle Gaines is the Lead UX Designer & Strategist at Maximus, with extensive experience in user experience design and business analysis across various companies.
Company: Maximus
Danielle Gaines is currently working at Maximus as Lead UX Designer & Strategist. Her tenure with Maximus began in 2019. Her role involves leading user experience design initiatives and developing strategic approaches to enhance user interactions with the company's products and services.
Previous Role: Various
From 2017 to 2019, Danielle Gaines served as a Senior Experience Designer + Strategist/Consultant at various locations including Washington, DC, the Dominican Republic, and the NY Metro Area. During these two years, she focused on designing and strategizing user experiences across a diverse range of projects and clients.
Former Position: Digital Infuzion
Prior to her current role, Danielle worked at Digital Infuzion in Gaithersburg, MD, from 2014 to 2018. She held dual responsibilities as a User Experience Lead and Senior Business Analyst for four years, contributing to both user experience design and business analysis projects within the company.
Previous Engagement: Contract
Between 2012 and 2014, Danielle Gaines worked on a contract basis as a Senior Information Architect/Senior Business Analyst/Contract Consultant in Reston, VA. For two years, she provided specialized consulting services focused on information architecture and business analysis.
Early Career: MedImmune, LLC
Danielle's earlier professional journey includes a role at MedImmune, LLC, where she served as an Information Architect and Senior Systems Analyst from 2008 to 2012. During her four-year tenure in Gaithersburg, MD, she worked on information architecture and systems analysis initiatives.
Initial Position: ARC (Airlines Reporting Corp.)
Danielle Gaines started her career at ARC (Airlines Reporting Corp.) in Arlington, VA, where she was employed as a UI Designer and Senior Business Analyst from 2005 to 2008. Over the course of three years, she designed user interfaces and conducted business analysis for the company's projects.