Rina Horiuchi Schori

Rina Horiuchi Schori has a diverse and extensive work experience, starting with their role as a Principal Product Designer at Brightline. There, they designed the core web experience for Brightline, an online therapy service for children, and led the design for Brightline Connect, a resource library for parents. Rina also managed the web application redesign, providing oversight for the new visual design and illustrations.

Following their time at Brightline, Rina became a Children's Book Author, publishing a picture book titled "K Is for Kindness" with Penguin Random House.

Prior to that, Rina worked as a Product/UX Design Consultant for Myriad Genetics, where they led the design of the digital experience for healthcare providers using genetic testing products. Rina'sresponsibilities included UX design, research, content development, prototyping, and facilitating workshops.

Before Myriad Genetics, Rina was self-employed as a Product/UX Design Consultant, working with healthcare technology companies such as Lyra Health, Kyruus, and Syapse. Rina worked on various projects, including healthcare provider directories, financial assistance applications for cancer treatment, and schedule synchronization.

Rina also served as the Director of Design at Remake, a nonprofit organization promoting ethical consumption and sustainable fashion. Rina developed the organization's design strategy, designed and maintained their website, and created illustrated materials for communication and advertisements.

During their time at Castlight Health, Rina held two roles. First, as the Director of User Experience & Design/Principal UX Designer, they developed the company's design strategy, managed a team of designers, and led the design for a product aimed at helping employers visualize their healthcare needs. Later, as a Product Design Manager/Product Manager, they led the design for the company's core product, which provided healthcare cost estimates and improved the user experience through market research and usability testing.

Rina also worked as a freelance UX/Visual Design Consultant, collaborating with Rootstrikers to create infographic series for GOOD Magazine and designing user interfaces and illustrations for various websites and mobile applications.

Early in their career, Rina was the Manager of Advisory Services at BSR, where they facilitated partnerships and co-wrote principles on human rights for the Global Network Initiative. Rina also worked with automotive companies to improve working conditions in their supply chain and co-wrote articles about the intersection of information technology and human rights. Additionally, they interned at the Natural Capital Institute, where they developed features and designs for a sustainable business wiki and built the organization's website.

Rina Horiuchi Schori has a diverse educational background. Rina holds a Bachelor of Arts and Sciences degree from Stanford University, where they majored in Product Design and Japanese Studies. Rina then pursued a Master of Science degree from the University of Michigan, focusing on the School of Natural Resources & Environment. Additionally, they obtained an MBA from the University of Michigan's Stephen M. Ross School of Business, specializing in Sustainable Enterprise and Corporate Strategy. Unfortunately, the specific start and end years for each degree are not provided.