Anne Marie L.
About Anne Marie L.
Anne Marie L. is a Human Centered Design Analyst currently employed at Softrams. With a background in UX design and a strong educational foundation, she has worked in various roles across multiple organizations and is passionate about endurance sports, which informs her design approach.
Current Role at Softrams
Anne Marie L. serves as a Human-Centered Design (HCD) Analyst at Softrams, a position she has held since 2023. In this role, she focuses on applying user-centered design principles to enhance the usability and effectiveness of digital products. Her work involves collaborating with cross-functional teams to ensure that user needs are prioritized throughout the design process.
Previous Experience at CapTech Consulting
Prior to her current role, Anne Marie worked as a UX Design Analyst at CapTech Consulting from 2021 to 2023. During her two years there, she contributed to various design projects, utilizing her skills in user experience research and design to deliver solutions that met client objectives.
Educational Background
Anne Marie holds a Bachelor of Arts with Distinction in Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies, concentrating in Commerce and Arts Administration, from the University of Virginia. She also earned a Master of Science from George Mason University's Costello College of Business. Additionally, she completed a UX/UI Design Certification at Bloc, further enhancing her design skills.
Design Portfolio and Publications
Anne Marie maintains a personal portfolio website at annemarielloyd.com, where she showcases her design work. She also writes articles on design topics on Medium under the handle alloyd-design, sharing her insights and expertise with a broader audience.
Internship and Early Career Experience
Anne Marie began her career with various internships and roles that provided foundational experience in design and analysis. She worked as a RadResponder Graduate Intern at Chainbridge Technologies in 2018 and held positions at George Mason University as a Marketing Department Graduate Assistant. Her early experiences contributed to her understanding of user needs and market research.