️Michael Bengwayan Jr

Michael Bengwayan Jr has a diverse work experience in various roles within the design and technology industry. ⚡️Michael began their career as a Web Developer at Saint Louis University in 2011, where they worked as an Assistant Instructor for six months. In 2012, Michael joined Accenture in the Philippines and initially worked as a Database Administrator, where they refined their process adherence and communication skills. Later, they transitioned to the role of Senior Graphic Designer, focusing on visual design. In 2018, they shifted their career towards User Experience (UX) Design and served as a User Experience Designer, contributing to enhancing the user experience of various digital products. Michael also worked at Mastercard as a Product Experience Designer, where they contributed to creating exceptional user experiences. Currently, they are working at Apexon as a Senior UX Designer, where they continue to utilize their UX design expertise. Overall, Michael's work experience demonstrates their adaptability and proficiency in design and technology.

Michael Bengwayan Jr's education history is as follows:

From 2020 to 2022, Michael attended the Dún Laoghaire Institute of Art, Design and Technology, where they pursued a Master of Science degree in User Experience Design.

In 2016, Michael completed a Certification program at CIIT College of Arts and Technology Inc., specializing in Digital Arts.

From 2007 to 2011, Michael studied at Saint Louis University in the Philippines, earning a Bachelor of Science degree in Information Technology.

In addition to their formal education, Michael has obtained several certifications. In December 2022, they completed the "How To Design for Accessibility: for UX Designers (WCAG 2.2)" certification from Udemy. In May 2021, they earned the "Enterprise Design Thinking Practitioner" certification from IBM. In May 2019, they obtained the "Learning Confluence 2018" certification from LinkedIn, as well as certifications in "Stay Lean with Kanban" and "UX Foundations: Prototyping" from LinkedIn in the same year (2019).