Role search improvements in Data Security Framework
Role
Lead Product Designer, 2023-2025
Led UX roadmapping, prioritization and planning, including facilitating workshops and collecting, reviewing, and sharing user feedback
Developed and implemented practices and processes for design critiques, UXQA, launch reviews, cross-team collaboration, design debt, request management, and regular UX team feedback from cross-functional partners
Created a UX improvements backlog and held quarterly team meetings for grooming and prioritization of work
Led cross-functional workshops, generated & iterated on ideas, and shared progress with our stakeholders, teammates, and organization
Wrote design briefs and PRDs to collaborate and communicate the direction and scope of our work, defined metrics and acceptance criteria, reviewed the execution of work, led visual QA and launch review/approvals process
In charge of final go/no go for all UX work before it is launched
Worked directly with front-end and backend engineers to help unblock issues and problem solve during development
Ran accessibility reviews and was responsible for fixing anything out of compliance
Reported metrics to stakeholders, business partners, and updates inputs to organizational health scores
Partnered with UX Researchers to craft, execute, analyze, learn from, and share research findings
Summary of work
This work aims to enhance data discovery for DSF users by enabling them to easily find necessary data (e.g., by role) and create custom annotations for roles, slices, resource registrations, and configurations. Additionally, it seeks to improve the DSF role search functionality by allowing users to search based on associated security attributes and data filters, and to provide a more user-friendly search experience utilizing filters supported by role histogram data. A smaller objective is to identify highly desired features for improved data access and request workflows.
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