


Just a bit about me
My name is Vivianne and I’m a UX Designer!
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I stumbled upon my love for UX design by blending my knack for analysis and design studies within Service Design at the New York Legal Assistance Group with a deep dive into human experiences and product development. I have a particular knack for collaboration, inspiring creation and mobilization for development, and most of all design! I'm all about teaming up for awesome collaborations and I love to spend the time actively contribute to women's empowerment in my spare time! I find genuine fulfillment in working in UX overall and getting the chance to work on meaningful projects! Let me know if I can help! Let's create user-centric designs. 🚀
After hours I’m an artist (ask me about my medium!), a cook and gluten-free baker, and an expanding outdoors nature hiker - always on a lookout for new favorite place to explore.


MY STORY
A Bit About Me
Bridging the Gaps
Born and raised in the vibrant Bay Area, CA, I've always had a passion for unraveling the power of storytelling and witnessing what can happen once we channel our communications and focus across barriers. A fascination with storytelling that stems from my belief in its ability to foster empathy, bridge gaps, and inspire change. I have had the honor to delve into various mediums, including film, literature, and design, to understand the intricate layers of human experiences. DI am throughly excited and thrilled in community and collaborative settings, and m adept at connecting with individuals from different walks of life, fostering understanding, and amplifying underrepresented and diverse voices. My academic journey led me to delve into Women's Studies and Sociology, providing me with a rich foundation to analyze societal dynamics. With years of experience as a UX Designer, I merge my expertise in human-centered design with the art of storytelling to create impactful experiences.

2009
First Year of High School
Left to boarding school in Newport, RI.
2017
Graduated from St. George's
Got that diploma!
2021
NYC to Montana
Ventured to Bozeman to find harmony between nature and the arts.
1995
Origin
Berkeley born, Bay Area raised
2012
Sculpture National Prize
Began welding and and won my first national visual arts award for "Stretch", a sculpture.
2017
Graduation from Barnard College of Columbia University
I graduated from one of the seven sister schools in New York City after starting out as PreMed and ending with a Women's, Gender and Sexuality Studies degree with a concentration in Race and Ethnicity.