Nina P.
About Nina P.
Nina P. is a Design Lead at Movable Ink, where she has worked since 2022 in Toronto, Ontario. With a background in business analysis and user experience design, she has held various roles in notable companies, contributing to design systems and enhancing user experiences.
Work at Movable Ink
Nina P. has been working at Movable Ink as Design Lead since 2022. In this role, she is responsible for overseeing design initiatives and leading a team of designers. Her experience in design and user experience contributes to the company's focus on creating innovative solutions for clients. Based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, she plays a key role in shaping the visual and functional aspects of Movable Ink's offerings.
Previous Experience in Design and Analysis
Before joining Movable Ink, Nina P. held various positions in design and analysis. She worked at Coherent Path as Design Lead, where she managed a team of content and product designers and implemented a Design System that improved efficiency. Prior to that, she was a Senior User Experience Designer at Sun Life and a Graphic Designer at Humber College. Her early career included roles as a Financial and Business Analyst at BMO Financial Group and a Business Analyst at Rogers Communications.
Education and Expertise
Nina P. studied Multimedia Design and Development at Humber College and pursued Continuing Studies in Visual Analytics & UI and UX Design at OCAD University. Additionally, she obtained an Honours Economics and Business Studies Certificate from McMaster University. Her educational background supports her expertise in design, user experience, and analytics, equipping her with the skills necessary for her roles in various organizations.
Design Contributions at Coherent Path
During her tenure at Coherent Path, Nina P. made significant contributions to the design team. She redesigned and rebuilt the application to enhance user experience and aesthetics, focusing on user autonomy. Furthermore, she developed processes for integrating design into cross-functional teams, which improved collaboration between development and marketing. Her leadership and strategic planning were instrumental in the growth and scaling of the design team.