PeiYing Lin

PeiYing Lin has a diverse work experience in the field of product design and user experience. PeiYing currently holds the position of Senior Product Designer at Arc.dev, where they have been working since January 2021. Prior to this role, they worked as a Product Designer at Arc.dev from July 2019 to January 2021.

Before joining Arc.dev, PeiYing worked at Codementor as a Senior Product Designer and Product Designer from December 2017 to January 2021. Codementor is an on-demand marketplace for software developers.

PeiYing also gained experience as a Summer Intern - Interaction Designer at Yahoo! Inc. in 2017. During their internship, they worked on a project called Weather Emergency Newsletter, which aimed to provide users with reliable disaster information and assistance.

In their earlier career, PeiYing worked as a UX Researcher & Designer at the Design Information and Thinking Lab from September 2014 to June 2017. PeiYing collaborated with partners from various professions and worked on different UX projects.

As a UX Design Intern at bebit, PeiYing gained experience in financial-related projects, where they conducted user interviews, prototyping, and iterations to optimize the user experience of bank websites and apps.

PeiYing's first professional role was as an Industrial Designer at A Cute Baby, Inc., a company in the mom & baby care industry. PeiYing worked on user research and product design, focusing on items like breast pumps and mother bags.

Additionally, PeiYing had an internship at Roolen in 2013, although no specific details about the role were provided.

PeiYing Lin completed a Bachelor's degree in Creative Design at National Yunlin University of Science and Technology in 2011. Following this, they pursued a Bachelor's degree in Industrial and Commercial Design at National Taiwan University of Science and Technology from 2011 to 2013. PeiYing then furthered their education by obtaining a Master's degree in Industrial and Commercial Design from the same university, which they completed in 2017.