Rob Freemantle

Rob Freemantle has a diverse work experience spanning over a decade in the fields of product design and leadership. Rob started their career at Digital Annexe as a Lead Designer, where they managed a team and worked on projects for clients such as Mercedes-Benz and smart car.

Following this, Rob worked as a Freelance Product Designer for various companies including FolioShack, Scoota, Fresh8 Gaming, and Everengage. During this time, they contributed their expertise in visual design and user experience to improve existing products and platforms.

In 2014, Rob joined tray.io as a Freelance Product Designer and played a crucial role in developing the early brand and visual design for the enterprise-scale integration platform.

In 2016, Rob became a Freelance Product Designer for Nift.io, an AI/ML-based contract delivery platform, and Prehype, where they worked on innovative projects and collaborations with large enterprises to create and launch startups. Rob also built a prototype cocktail delivery business for Diageo.

Rob's next significant role was as the Head of Product Design at Fresh8 Gaming, a top-tier gaming and publishing company. Rob led a small team of designers and worked closely with the leadership team to enhance product design and user experience.

In 2020, Rob joined Banked as the Product Design Lead. Rob'scontributions in this role have yet to be specified, as it is an ongoing position.

Throughout their career, Rob has demonstrated their ability to contribute to the visual design, user experience, and product development of various companies. Rob has experience working with both established enterprises and startups, showcasing their adaptability and versatility in the field of product design.

Rob Freemantle attended Bournemouth University from 2003 to 2006, where they obtained a BA(hons) degree in Multimedia Design with a 2:1 classification. In addition to their degree, Rob also obtained additional certifications in Product Management and User Experience from General Assembly in February 2017 and August 2013, respectively.