Brian Tri
About Brian Tri
Brian Tri is a Senior Product Designer at Komodo Health in New York, with a background in software engineering and extensive experience in product and visual design.
Title and Current Role
Brian Tri currently holds the position of Senior Product Designer at Komodo Health in New York, United States. In this role, he draws on his extensive background in product and visual design to contribute to healthcare B2B products.
Professional Experience
Brian Tri has amassed significant experience in product and visual design. Prior to his current role at Komodo Health, he worked at W. W. Norton & Company, Inc. as Lead Product Designer for 8 months and as a Product Designer for 2 years. His career also includes roles such as Product Designer at VideoShop App, Visual Designer at SapientRazorfish, and Designer at Thinkso Creative. Additionally, he has held UI Designer positions at Ideas On Purpose and C&G Partners, and started his design career with internships at agencies such as Carbone Smolan Agency and Mother.
Early Career and Transition
Before shifting to product design, Brian began his career in software engineering and quality assurance. He held positions at IBM, including Software Engineer, Software QA Intern, and Software Development Intern. He also worked as a Data Analyst/Content Producer at Quinstreet. This technical background provided a robust foundation for his later transition into the design industry.
Education and Skill Set
Brian Tri holds a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from UCLA and studied Graphic Design at the School of Visual Arts. His multidisciplinary education has equipped him with a diverse skill set that includes interaction design, visual design, design systems, wireframing, prototyping, accessibility, usability testing, and user research. He is proficient in Figma and has moderate skills in HTML & CSS.
Industry Expertise
Brian Tri has developed a particular expertise in designing healthcare B2B products. His past experience also includes working in the B2C education technology sector before his transition into the healthcare industry. His portfolio of work reflects a broad understanding of different design needs across various industries.