Dominique Cellier

Dominique Cellier has a diverse work experience spanning over two decades. They currently serve as the Head of Product Design at Proximie, a global healthcare tech SaaS company. In this role, they take full responsibility for product design across the entire product portfolio, contributing to the company's successful Series C funding. Prior to this, they worked as a Lead Product Designer at Proximie, leading and delivering experience design across multiple business-critical product lines.

Before joining Proximie, Dominique worked as a freelance/contract Lead UX Designer for various agencies and brands, including AKQA, Publicis Sapient, Jaguar, and Roche. They successfully developed and delivered projects for diverse industries, surpassing both creative and business objectives.

During their career, Dominique also held roles such as Lead Creative at various agencies, including Seeper and AMV Live-AMV BBDO, working on brands like Adidas and Google. They also served as a Lead/Senior Designer/Art Director for numerous agencies, contributing to projects for brands like British Airways, Cisco, and Samsung.

Furthermore, Dominique's work experience includes being a Microsoft HoloLens Mixed Reality UX Designer at Kazendi, where they developed concepts and user journeys for immersive mixed reality experiences.

Prior to their freelance work, they held positions as a Senior Designer at Welcome Stranger Publishing, where they designed and launched a monthly lifestyle magazine, and as a Freelance Graphic Designer and Junior Process Designer at KPMG.

Dominique's early career involved roles as a Junior AutoCAD Draughtsman at Railtrack and a Junior Artworker at Harkess-Ord. They started their career in 2000 after obtaining a degree.

Overall, Dominique Cellier has demonstrated a strong background in product design, experience design, and creative direction across various industries and platforms.

Dominique Cellier earned a Bachelor's degree in Industrial Design and Technology from Brunel University London, where they studied from 1996 to 2000.