Rachel Rochin
About Rachel Rochin
Rachel Rochin is a Senior Product Designer with a Bachelor of Arts in Advertising from Temple University. She has experience working at several companies, including Designlab and Emotive, and has developed skills in end-to-end design and problem solving.
Work at Emotive
Rachel Rochin has been employed at Emotive as a Senior Product Designer since 2020. In this role, she focuses on creating user-centered designs that enhance product functionality and user experience. Her responsibilities include collaborating with cross-functional teams to develop design solutions that align with business objectives. Rachel's expertise in end-to-end design contributes to the overall success of the products she works on.
Education and Expertise
Rachel Rochin earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in Advertising from Temple University, where she studied from 2013 to 2017. This educational background has equipped her with a strong foundation in design principles and marketing strategies. Rachel is skilled in end-to-end design, problem solving, and idea generation, which she applies in her professional roles to create effective design solutions.
Background in User Experience Design
Before her current position at Emotive, Rachel Rochin worked as a User Experience Designer at Lincoln Financial Group from 2018 to 2020. In this role, she focused on improving user interactions with digital products. Additionally, she served as a Designer at Penn Mutual for 10 months in 2017 and completed a Creative Marketing Internship at Vidsy in 2015. These experiences have contributed to her expertise in user experience and design.
Mentorship at Designlab
Since 2022, Rachel Rochin has been a Mentor at Designlab in Los Angeles, California. In this capacity, she guides aspiring designers, sharing her knowledge and experience in product design and user experience. Her mentorship role allows her to contribute to the professional development of others in the design field.
Content Creation for Tetra Insights
Rachel Rochin has experience in content creation, having ghostwritten articles on UX research and product management for Tetra Insights. This role involved translating complex design concepts into accessible content, showcasing her ability to communicate effectively about design topics.