Richard Tamunotonye
About Richard Tamunotonye
Richard Tamunotonye is an Interaction Designer with extensive experience in user experience design and product development. He has contributed to digitalizing public services in Bavaria and currently works as a mentor at Udacity and a product designer at Fieldmagic.
Work at Udacity
Richard Tamunotonye has been working at Udacity as a mentor since 2019. In this role, he provides guidance and support to students pursuing various courses, leveraging his expertise in interaction design and user experience. His mentorship spans over five years, during which he has contributed to the learning and development of numerous individuals in the tech field.
Experience at Digital Product School
Richard served as an Interaction Designer at Digital Product School by UnternehmerTUM from 2020 to 2021. During his eight-month tenure in Bavaria, Germany, he focused on developing user-centered design solutions. His work contributed to the educational initiatives of the school, enhancing the learning experience for students in product design.
Contributions to E-Government in Bavaria
Richard contributed to a project aimed at digitalizing public services in Bavaria. This initiative was presented to the Bavarian Ministry of Digital Affairs as a vision for future e-government. He collaborated with a global cross-functional team to develop a user-friendly digital solution within a three-month timeframe, demonstrating his ability to work effectively in diverse teams.
Educational Background and Achievements
Richard has a strong educational background in computer science and design. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from the University of Port Harcourt from 2012 to 2016. He also studied at NIIT India, achieving a qualification in Web Development from 2009 to 2012. Additionally, he completed several Nanodegrees at Udacity, including User Experience Design, Product Management, and Marketing Analytics, all in 2020 and 2019.
Current Role at Fieldmagic
Since 2021, Richard has been working as a Product Designer at Fieldmagic in Australia. In this role, he focuses on creating user-centric designs that enhance conversions, reduce time, and improve clarity. His experience across various sectors, including education, government, health, startups, and non-profits, informs his design approach and helps address diverse user needs.