Kelsey Dins Szymaszek

Kelsey Dins Szymaszek has a diverse work experience spanning over two decades. Kelsey began their career as a Graphic Designer at Kaplan University, where they designed print material for professional exams and created marketing material. Kelsey then worked as a Graphic Designer at The Printery, specializing in designing and printing promotional items.

In 2008, Kelsey joined CPI Promotions, Inc. as an Art Director, where they worked on traditional and specialty print projects and led marketing efforts for promotional events. Kelsey later joined Layer One Media as a Visual Designer, utilizing their artistic skills to develop sketches, wireframes, and visual systems for branding campaigns and websites.

In 2011, Kelsey became a Board Member at the Young Milwaukee Charitable Organization, Inc, dedicating their time to organizing charitable events for the Milwaukee community. Kelsey also worked as a User Experience Designer at 7Summits, an IBM Company, facilitating customer experience workshops, presenting concepts to stakeholders, and utilizing research activities to solve design problems.

In 2019, Kelsey joined BoothCentral as a UX and UI Designer, working closely with founders, developers, and entrepreneurs to enhance the design process and create meaningful user experiences for a custom vendor management and virtual event product.

Currently, Kelsey is working as a User Experience and UI Designer at GoTackle, where they apply their expertise to design user-centered experiences and interfaces.

Throughout their career, Kelsey has worked with a wide range of industries, products, and technologies, including e-commerce, website design, branding, workshops, SaaS, and community strategy. Kelsey has proven abilities to effectively communicate and collaborate with stakeholders at all levels and thrive in fast-paced environments.

Kelsey Dins Szymaszek's education history includes studying Graphic Design at Western Technical College and Web Development at MATC. The specific start and end years for these programs are not provided.