Bradley G.
About Bradley G.
Bradley G. is a Design Lead currently at MetaLab in Cambridge, England, with a strong background in product design and a focus on mental health in technology. He has worked at various companies, including Facebook and Caus, and actively writes and speaks about the importance of integrating mental health considerations into design.
Work at MetaLab
Bradley G. has been serving as a Design Lead at MetaLab since 2021. In this role, he oversees design projects and leads a team of designers in creating user-centered products. His focus includes integrating mental health considerations into the design process, ensuring that the products developed promote positive user experiences.
Experience at Facebook
Bradley G. worked at Facebook as a Product Designer from 2019 to 2021. During his tenure, he contributed to various projects, focusing on user experience and interface design. His work aimed to enhance the usability of Facebook's products while considering the impact of technology on mental health.
Design Mentorship at Interaction Design Foundation
Since 2020, Bradley G. has been a Design Mentor at the Interaction Design Foundation (IxDF). In this capacity, he provides guidance and support to aspiring designers, sharing his expertise in product design and the importance of mental health in technology. He regularly facilitates workshops that emphasize these themes.
Background in Product Design
Bradley G. has a diverse background in product design, having held various positions in different organizations. He co-founded Caus, a product design studio focused on mental health, and worked in roles such as Product Design Manager at New Lion and Product Designer at Blue Mountain Media. His experience spans multiple cities, including London and Minneapolis.
Education and Early Career
Bradley G. studied at Sir Roger Manwood's Grammar School from 2009 to 2014. He began his career as a Product Designer at Bradley G., where he worked from 2014 to 2017. This early experience laid the foundation for his future roles in design, emphasizing user-centered approaches.