Smartway
Lauren Dang has gained a diverse range of work experience in the field of design. Lauren started their career as a Régisseur son et lumière at Théâtre Foirail in 2013, where they assisted with setting up projectors for theater productions. In 2015, they worked as a Conceptrice projet web et print at Burdimedia, designing websites and creating visual identities for clients. Lauren then moved on to EP in 2016, where they served as a UX/UI Designer, responsible for interface design of digital platforms. Lauren joined Troopers in 2017 as a UX/UI Designer, participating in ideation workshops and creating wireframes and prototypes. Lauren then moved on to Niji in 2018, where they worked as a UX/UI Designer, collaborating with various companies to define needs and design solutions. In 2020, Lauren joined Biogen as a Lead Product Designer Digital Measurement Solutions, guiding the design team in collaboration with clinical, science, data, and development teams. Lauren also played a crucial role in shaping the design strategy and user research. Currently, they are employed at Smartway as a Product Designer, focusing on improving user experience.
Lauren Dang began their education in 2012 at Lycée de l'Hyrôme in Chemillé, where they obtained a Baccalauréat STI2D in 2014. From 2014 to 2016, they attended Université Bordeaux Montaigne (ex - Bordeaux 3) and earned a DUT Métiers du multimédia et l'internet. In 2016, they enrolled at ECV Paris and completed their Bachelor's degree in Chef de projet digital in 2017. Finally, they pursued their Master's degree in UX at ECV Paris from 2017 to 2019.
Smartway
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Created by 2 brothers in 2012, Smartway was born from an ethical and environmental observation linked to the fact of throwing away products that are still good for consumption. Their goal: to reduce food and non-food waste and save their customers money.In order to highlight, in stores, products to be consumed quickly, Smartway creates a linkbetween consumers and distributors through a win-win relationship. On the consumer side, this free service makes it possible, on the one hand, to list products to be consumed quickly (and therefore cheaper) nearby, and on the other hand to increase the performance of stores by improving the management of their unsold products. Smartway is growing in Europe. Its team has won numerous awards from actors involved in sustainable development, web and mass distribution.