Alicja W.

Alicja W. has a diverse work experience in the field of UX design and service design. Alicja started their career in 2015 as a Senior UX Consultant, working on projects such as designing native iOS and Android apps and responsive websites.

In 2016, Alicja worked as a Lead UX Designer for Lloyds Banking Group, where they focused on improving account statement screens, upcoming payments, and spending insights for customers. Alicja also worked as a Senior UX/Service Designer for EY-Seren, providing competitive reviews and recommendations for product comparison pages.

Alicja's experience also includes roles as a UX Lead and Senior UX Designer for Insight Investment, where they provided end-to-end UX guidance and testing for investment software projects. Alicja also worked as a Lead UX Designer for cxpartners, creating and testing tools and calculators for investment clients.

In 2022, Alicja worked as a Principal UX Consultant for cxpartners, followed by a role as a UX and Service Design Consultant for Mondra in 2020. Alicja founded and served as the Principal Consultant for UXPsych in 2014, providing UX guidance and services to clients in the finance industry.

Most recently, Alicja joined Equal Experts in 2023 as a Senior UX Designer and Service Designer.

Alicja W. has a diverse education history. Alicja first pursued a Bachelor of Science degree with Honors in Psychology at the University of Sydney. Following this, they enrolled in the TPG Academy in 2009 to complete the Prince2 Foundation course. In 2020, Alicja attended Shillington Education, where they obtained a Graphic Design Certificate, focusing on the field of Graphic Design. Additionally, they pursued higher education at UNSW, where they completed a Master of Psychology in Organizational Psychology. There is no specific information available regarding the start and end years for their studies at UNSW or any other educational institution. It is also mentioned that Alicja obtained a CELTA qualification, but no further details are provided regarding their studies in this area.