Luke Cesareo
About Luke Cesareo
Luke Cesareo is a Senior Product Designer with extensive experience in user experience and design, currently working at Omnipresent in Dubai. He has previously held roles at Property Finder and trivago, where he focused on various aspects of design and mentoring.
Current Role at Omnipresent
Luke Cesareo serves as a Senior Product Designer at Omnipresent since 2022. In this role, he focuses on designing user-centered products that align with business goals. His expertise in practical discovery techniques aids in navigating the complexities of product design, ensuring a smooth transition from initial concepts to final delivery.
Previous Experience at Property Finder
Prior to his current position, Luke worked at Property Finder as a Senior Product Designer from 2021 to 2022. During his time in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, he contributed to enhancing the user experience of the platform, applying his design skills to meet user needs effectively.
Experience at trivago
Luke Cesareo held multiple roles at trivago from 2015 to 2021 in the Düsseldorf Area, Germany. He began as a Digital Designer, later transitioning to UX/UI Designer for both B2C hotel search and internal tools. Additionally, he served as a Mentor, where he utilized his coaching skills to support the growth of junior designers.
Educational Background
Luke studied at the Malta College of Art, Science and Technology, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Graphic Design from 2013 to 2015. He also attended St. Martins College Sixth Form from 2011 to 2013, where he completed his studies before pursuing higher education in design.
Skills and Specializations
Luke specializes in practical discovery techniques that aid in transforming ambiguity into actionable strategies for design and delivery. His passion for collaboration in user-focused environments drives him to identify unmet needs, ensuring that both end users and businesses receive value from his work. He is also trained in coaching and communication, emphasizing shared responsibility and trust in mentor-mentee relationships.