Amanda Nguyen
About Amanda Nguyen
Amanda Nguyen is a Product Designer at The New York Times, where she has worked since 2022, focusing on mobile application design. She has a diverse background in design and communications, with previous roles at various organizations including Allbirds and Fusion Hill.
Work at The New York Times
Amanda Nguyen has been employed as a Product Designer at The New York Times since 2022. In her role, she focuses on designing for the iOS and Android platforms, aiming to enhance user engagement through mobile applications. She is part of the Growth Mission team, where she contributes to the development of mobile app experiences for various sections, including News, Cooking, Games, and Audio.
Education and Expertise
Amanda Nguyen studied at the University of Minnesota, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts degree with a focus on Biology, Society, and the Environment, along with minors in Global Studies, Public Health, and Geography. She furthered her education at Designlab, completing the UX Academy program from 2020 to 2021. Additionally, she studied Public Health and Development Studies at Vietnam National University, University of Social Sciences and Humanities, participating in a study abroad program.
Background
Amanda Nguyen has a diverse professional background, beginning her career in various roles related to design, communications, and public policy. She worked as a Shift Manager and Social Media & Press Intern at Sencha Tea Bar, and held internships at organizations such as the Minnesota Brain Injury Alliance and Everyday Miracles. Her experience also includes roles as a User Research Strategist at Fusion Hill and a Digital Product Designer at Allbirds.
Previous Work Experience
Prior to her current position, Amanda held multiple roles that contributed to her expertise in product design and user experience. She worked as a Product Designer at Moonai and as a Digital Product Designer at Allbirds. Additionally, she served as a Social Media & Community Manager at Yoga Sol and as a Communications and Administration Intern at The SEAD Project. Her early career included positions as a Public Policy and Communications Intern and an Undergraduate Lab Assistant at the University of Minnesota College of Veterinary Medicine.