Jacqueline Santana

Jacqueline Santana is a professional with a diverse background in architecture and user experience design. Currently, Jacqueline serves as a member of PretUX and UX para Minas Pretas, initiatives focused on enhancing the representation and leadership of Black individuals, particularly women, in the UX field. As an autonomous architect, Jacqueline produces visual materials and collaborates with various architecture and urbanism firms. Previous experience includes internships at 111 Arquitetura and Tirza Arquitetura, where Jacqueline contributed to residential architectural projects and interior designs. As a CNPq scholarship holder, Jacqueline conducted research on modern landscapes, and also developed an accessibility plan for the Federal University of Pernambuco. Jacqueline holds a Bachelor's degree in Architecture and Urbanism from the Universidade Federal de Pernambuco and is pursuing a UX/UI Design degree at Design Circuit.