Sarah Kennedy

Sarah Kennedy has a diverse range of work experience in the field of design. Sarah started their career in 2014 as a Gallery Assistant for The Gates Gallery, where they designed promotional materials and updated the website. In 2015, they worked as a Production Assistant for the Shelter Valley Folk Festival, handling tasks such as designing posters, maintaining the website, and managing social media.

In 2015, Sarah also worked as a Project Manual Editor for Rebound Child & Youth Services, where they edited and designed a program manual. Sarah assisted with layout, logo design, and choosing graphics for the manual.

From 2016 to 2017, Sarah was a Production Assistant for the Shelter Valley Folk Festival. Sarah developed a new website, designed and distributed posters, and managed advertising and press releases.

Starting in 2017, Sarah worked as a Freelance Designer for Project Lola, providing graphic design services for local businesses. Sarah designed print and digital materials, including signage and logos.

In 2018, Sarah joined UNOapp as a UX/UI Designer, where they designed digital solutions for clients in the hospitality and retail industry. Sarah'sresponsibilities included user research, wireframing, high-fidelity designs, and prototyping.

Currently, since 2020, Sarah works as a Product Designer at Jiffy. Sarah'srole involves designing the user interface and enhancing the user experience for Jiffy's mobile and web applications. Sarah conducts user research, customer interviews, and collaborates with developers.

Overall, Sarah Kennedy's work experience highlights their skills and expertise in design, particularly in user experience and graphic design.

Sarah Kennedy completed their Bachelor's degree in Graphic Design from Calvin University from 2013 to 2017. In 2017, they obtained a certificate in User Experience Design from BrainStation. Additionally, they have acquired two additional certifications: "McGill Personal Finance Essentials" from McGill University in September 2020 and "User Research – Methods and Best Practices" from the Interaction Design Foundation in August 2020.