Aya S. Baeshean
About Aya S. Baeshean
Aya Baeshean is the Head of Design at Known, with a diverse background including roles at TikTok, Apple, Beats by Dre, Ikea, Remy Martin, Havas, Deutsch NY, and Superfly.
Aya Baeshean Head of Design at Known
Aya Baeshean currently holds the position of Head of Design at Known. In this role, she oversees the creative direction and design processes, ensuring the company's visual and branding strategies are effectively implemented. Her leadership in design helps shape the overall aesthetic and user experience of the company's projects and products.
Aya Baeshean Previous Experience at TikTok
Prior to her role at Known, Aya Baeshean worked at TikTok. During her time at TikTok, she contributed to the platform's design initiatives, enhancing user engagement through innovative design solutions. Her work involved collaborating with cross-functional teams to create visually compelling content that aligns with TikTok's dynamic user base.
Aya Baeshean Previous Experience at Apple
Aya Baeshean has also been part of the design team at Apple. At Apple, she was involved in product design and development, where she contributed to the seamless integration of aesthetics and functionality. Her contributions supported Apple's commitment to creating user-friendly and visually appealing products.
Aya Baeshean Previous Experience at Beats by Dre
Aya Baeshean has worked with Beats by Dre, where she played a role in the design and branding of the company's audio products. Her work helped to maintain the high standards of visual appeal and brand identity for which Beats by Dre is known.
Aya Baeshean Previous Experience at Ikea, Remy Martin, Havas, Deutsch NY, and Superfly
Aya Baeshean’s diverse experience includes roles at Ikea, Remy Martin, Havas, Deutsch NY, and Superfly. At Ikea, she contributed to the design and retail display strategies. At Remy Martin, she worked on branding and packaging design. Her agency experience at Havas and Deutsch NY involved various campaigns and brand strategies, while at Superfly, she was part of creative projects that focused on experiential marketing.