Ayesha Ather
About Ayesha Ather
Ayesha Ather is a UX Researcher and Designer with a diverse professional background, including roles at various organizations such as Webster Humanitarian Association and Sandstorm Design. She holds a Bachelor's degree from Webster University and has studied User Experience Design at Flatiron School.
Work at Sandstorm Design
Ayesha Ather has been employed at Sandstorm Design as a UX Researcher and Designer since 2021. In this role, she applies her expertise in user experience to enhance design solutions. Her work involves utilizing various UX methodologies to ensure that user needs are met effectively.
Previous Experience in UX Research and Design
Prior to her current role, Ayesha worked at several organizations in user experience research and design. She was a User Experience Researcher at COVID Trial Dash from 2020 to 2021 and at Spotivity for one month in 2020. Additionally, she served as a User Experience Research and Design professional at Designation for five months in 2020. Her diverse experiences contribute to her comprehensive understanding of user-centered design.
Education and Expertise
Ayesha Ather studied at Regent's University London, where she completed a Study Abroad program in 2016 for 11 months. She also holds a Bachelor's degree from Webster University, which she achieved from 2015 to 2017. Currently, she is furthering her education in User Experience Design at Flatiron School, which she began in 2020. Her educational background supports her professional expertise in UX methodologies.
Background in Journalism
Ayesha has a background in journalism, which informs her approach to understanding human problems. This experience enhances her ability to conduct thorough research and develop insights that are crucial for effective user experience design. Her journalism skills contribute to her editorial design experience gained while working in Dubai.
Project Leadership at Webster Humanitarian Association
From 2016 to 2017, Ayesha served as Project Lead for The Refuge In Me Project at Webster Humanitarian Association in Geneva, Switzerland. During her tenure, she focused on identifying systematic flaws within the project, which helped to improve its overall effectiveness. This role highlighted her leadership capabilities in a humanitarian context.