PWC

User Experience Strategist

Work in partnership with the user experience director, senior leaders, and cross-divisional teams considering every aspect of the user’s experience, user journeys, business, and marketing goals to coordinate and deliver design, prototypes, documentation, and strategy to the highest possible standards.

The Problem

Lack of cohesive user experience strategies across departments led to inconsistent user journeys.

At PWC, different departments operated in silos, each implementing its own UX strategy without alignment. This inconsistency led to disjointed user journeys where clients and internal users faced abrupt shifts in design language, navigation structures, and interaction patterns when transitioning between services. The absence of a standardized approach also led to redundant UX efforts, increasing project costs and development time.

The Solution

Developed and implemented a holistic UX strategy, integrating user-centered design across departments.

I led UX strategy sessions with key stakeholders to align all teams under a unified vision. By creating a cross-departmental design system, I ensured that branding, interaction patterns, and navigation structures were standardized across all platforms. I also implemented regular design audits and usability testing to maintain consistency and improve user flows. These changes resulted in a more seamless user journey, increased efficiency in UX efforts, and a better overall customer experience.

Develop and leverage the professional network to foster collaboration across the enterprise to support company-wide initiatives and improve the department’s ability to resolve user experience issues using a variety of qualitative and quantitative analysis techniques to continually improve the user experience.

Utilize expert knowledge in user-centered design principles, visual design, user behavior, interactions, and brand to articulate & iterate on inspirational, exciting, and useful/usable experiences while balancing business and marketing needs.

Define and collaboratively solve complex problems by using research, customer journeying, conceptualization (sketches/wireframes), visual design, information architecture, and interaction.

Iterate and champion world-class strategies for a wide range of user, business, and marketing goals.

Analyze data and client feedback in order to make critical design decisions.

Expertly present and “sell” design solutions.

Present agreed upon solution as sales and marketing material.

Evaluate collective decision and research models to ensure accurate alignment to KPI metric performances.