Andrew Day
About Andrew Day
Andrew Day serves as the Senior Director and Head of User Experience at DNAnexus, where he has worked since 2021. He has extensive experience in user experience design, having held senior positions at companies like Splunk and Citrix, and holds degrees from Columbia University.
Work at DNAnexus
Andrew Day has been serving as the Senior Director and Head of User Experience at DNAnexus since 2021. In this role, he oversees the integration of user research into the design process, ensuring that the products meet user needs effectively. His responsibilities include leading a team focused on aligning communication and design with user expectations, contributing to a comprehensive approach to user experience.
Previous Experience at Splunk
Before joining DNAnexus, Andrew Day worked at Splunk as the Senior Director of User Experience from 2015 to 2019. During his four years at Splunk, he played a key role in enhancing user experience strategies and design initiatives within the organization, contributing to the overall usability of their products.
Career at Citrix
Andrew Day held multiple positions at Citrix from 2010 to 2015. He started as Principal Editor, then advanced to Principal Designer, and later served as Senior Manager and Director of Product Design. His roles involved overseeing product design and editorial functions, which allowed him to develop a strong foundation in user-centered design.
Education and Expertise
Andrew Day studied at Columbia College, Columbia University, where he earned a BA in German literature, graduating magna cum laude. He further pursued his education at Columbia University, achieving a PhD in Russian History. Additionally, he has participated in the Design Thinking Bootcamp at Stanford Graduate School of Business Executive Education since 2012, enhancing his expertise in design methodologies.
Experience at Adobe Systems
Andrew Day worked at Adobe Systems from 2007 to 2010 as an Editor and Web Producer. His role involved managing content and web production, which contributed to his extensive background in editorial work and user experience design.