Adam Pusztai

Adam Pusztai has a diverse work experience that spans over several years. Adam is currently working at TOPdesk as a UX Lead, where they manage and trains designers in the Design System team while overseeing the creation and management of the company's Design System. Prior to this, Adam worked as a User Experience Designer at TOPdesk, where they conducted UX research and created wireframes, prototypes, and components for applications.

Before their time at TOPdesk, Adam was a User Experience Designer at Vodafone, where they primarily focused on creating webpages for the company. Additionally, they worked as a Product Designer at Vodafone, creating marketing materials and managing the local creative server.

Adam also gained valuable experience as a Product Designer at Disney Interactive EMEA, where they created assets for Walt Disney webpages across Europe and assisted partners in understanding and utilizing the brand correctly.

Earlier in their career, Adam worked as a Product Designer at Régens, where their responsibilities included creating graphic assets such as webpage designs, presentations, and promotional materials. Adam also gained experience as a Freelancer, initially focusing on creating animations for e-learning and cartoons, and later transitioning to web design, wireframes, and design systems.

Adam's strong work ethic and dedication are evident from their early career as a soldier in the Hungarian Army II. Rákóczi Ferenc Engineering Brigade.

Adam Pusztai obtained an Associate's Degree in Economic informatics I. from Boros Sámuels Economic and Human Vocational High School from 1997 to 1998. Prior to that, they also earned an Associate's Degree in computer studies software operator from Pollák Antal Vocational Technical High School in 1996. Adam started their education at the same institution in 1992 and graduated with a High School degree in the electronics industry group in 1996. In addition to their formal education, Adam Pusztai obtained a certification in "The foundations of B2B Marketing" from ITSMA in April 2017.