Shawna Jones
About Shawna Jones
Shawna Jones is a Lead Product Designer at Grammarly and Product Design Lead & People Leader at Unbounce, with extensive experience in human-centered design and user research techniques.
Current Role at Grammarly
Shawna Jones is currently serving as the Lead Product Designer at Grammarly since 2022. Based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, she brings extensive experience in product design and leadership to the team. Her role at Grammarly focuses on utilizing human-centered design techniques to solve customer problems and enhance the user experience.
Role at Unbounce
Shawna Jones works at Unbounce as the Product Design Lead and People Leader since 2021. Located in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, she oversees product design initiatives and leads the design team. Prior to this, she served as a Senior Product Designer from 2018 to 2021, gaining deep insights into the company's design processes and strategies.
Previous Experience at Vancity
From 2017 to 2019, Shawna Jones was a Digital Council Member at Vancity in the Vancouver, Canada Area. During her tenure, she contributed to the digital strategy and design initiatives, helping to drive digital transformation within the organization.
Education Background
Shawna Jones has a diverse educational background. She studied Leadership 1 - People Skills at BCIT School of Business in 2012. Shawna also attended Langara College from 2006 to 2009 earning expertise in Graphic Communication & Ideation. Additionally, she holds credentials in Interactive Media Design from Fanshawe College (2001-2002), Digital Communication and Media/Multimedia (2000-2001), and a Diploma in Photography (1998-2000).
Work Experience with MEC™ and Fjord Interactive
Shawna Jones worked at MEC™ as a Senior Designer from 2015 to 2018 and a Designer from 2008 to 2015, accumulating a total of 10 years. Her responsibilities included enhancing the user experience and leading design projects. Prior to MEC™, Shawna was a Designer & Front-end Developer at Fjord Interactive, Cossette from 2006 to 2008, where she gained essential skills in both design and development.