Charlotte Hancocks

Charlotte Hancocks has extensive work experience in the field of design and user experience. Charlotte is currently employed as the Lead Product Designer at MRM Global, where they are responsible for the design of their menu and point of sale design application. Prior to this role, they worked as a Product Designer (UI/UX) at MRM Global, where they led the design of their Brand Creator app.

Before joining MRM Global, Charlotte worked as a freelance Graphic Designer and Web Designer at CreativeJuice, where they handled various projects involving brand strategy, website design, and development. Charlotte has also worked as a Senior UI/UX Designer at SpinUp Digital, where they specialized in user interface and user experience design.

Charlotte has a strong background in advocacy and campaign design. Charlotte worked as a UI/UX + Brand Designer at The Advocacy Academy, where they played a key role in designing and directing the Halo Code campaign. In addition, they worked as a Senior Experience Designer at R/GA, where they focused on wireframing for the United Colours of Benetton eCommerce site.

Charlotte also has leadership experience as the Lead User Experience Designer ANZ and Head of UI/UX Design at Tryzens, where they led design projects, managed teams, and improved internal design processes. Charlotte started their journey at Tryzens as a Front-End Developer & UI Designer, where they worked on multiple eCommerce sites for well-known brands.

Earlier in their career, Charlotte worked as a Graphic Designer & Digital Marketing Manager at The Cakery Leamington Spa, a Creative Artworker at GLOCK, and a Graphic Designer at University of York Students' Union. Charlotte also gained valuable experience during a one-month placement as a Graphic Designer at Dalziel & Pow, where they worked on branding projects for physical retail stores.

Overall, Charlotte Hancocks has a diverse range of experience in design, user experience, and advocacy, making their a valuable asset to any design team.

Charlotte Hancocks attended Trinity Catholic School from 1999 to 2006, although the degree name and field of study are not specified. Charlotte later pursued a degree in Graphic & Communication Design at the University of Leeds from 2007 to 2010, focusing on Design and Visual Communications.