Inbar Fruchsad

Inbar Fruchsad has a diverse range of work experience spanning several industries. In 2009, they worked for QualiTest as an Experienced QA - Software Testing and Systems assimilation professional, handling tasks such as application and communication testing, field tests, and usability tests. From 2013 to 2015, they worked at ESL-AIT as a Senior Software Test Engineer.

In 2015, they had a brief stint as a Graphic Design Intern at Impact Hub Vienna. In 2016, Inbar started their own business, Fruch Creative Studio, where they worked as a Designer and Owner until 2018.

From 2018 to 2021, Inbar worked as a UX Designer at WeAreDevelopers, focusing on developing the conceptual design of their recruiting platform and creating user stories and user journeys for different types of users.

In 2021, Inbar joined Storebox as a UX Designer, where they contributed to the company's growth as one of Europe's fastest-growing tech companies and franchise systems. They eventually took on the role of Senior UX Designer before becoming the Senior Product Designer, a position they currently hold.

Throughout their career, Inbar has also worked as a self-employed contractor, leading workshops on creativity, business development, and psychology of motivation and communication.

Overall, Inbar Fruchsad has extensive experience in UX design, graphic design, software testing, and entrepreneurship.

Inbar Fruchsad completed a Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.) degree in Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services from Lauder Business School from 2012 to 2015. In 2017, they pursued an Interaction Design Specialization from UC San Diego. Additionally, Inbar Fruchsad obtained various certifications, including an Interaction Design Specialization and courses on designing, running, and analyzing experiments, information design, input and interaction, social computing, human-centered design, and design principles, all from Coursera Course Certificates. The year and month of completion for the ECDL certification are not provided.