Sam Adeloju

Sam Adeloju has a diverse work experience spanning various roles in different companies. In 2010, they began their career as a Junior Designer at 4DESIGN, where they worked until 2011. Concurrently, they also served as a Casual Guest Lecturer and Tutor at UNSW Australia, sharing their industry experience and expertise with students.

In 2012, Sam joined Breville Australia as a Product Designer and Project Lead, where they contributed to various design projects until 2015. Sam then transitioned to Commonwealth Bank, starting as a Service Design Lead in CommBank Digital. In this role, they utilized service design and design thinking methodologies to create strategies, visions, and roadmaps for customer experience and innovation.

Following this, Sam became the Head of Human Centred Design at Commonwealth Bank in 2018. Leading a team of CX, Service Design, Design Thinking, and Behavioural Research practitioners, they collaborated with business units across the Commonwealth Bank Group to design strategies and roadmaps for customer and staff experience.

Most recently, Sam holds the position of Chief Experience Officer at Unloan, starting in March 2020.

Sam Adeloju began their education in 2005 at the University of New South Wales (UNSW), where they pursued a Bachelor of Industrial Design (Hons) degree. During their time at UNSW, they focused on Industrial Design, Ergonomics, Materials Processes, and Marketing. Sam completed their undergraduate studies in 2009.

In 2003 and 2004, Sam attended Box Hill Institute, where they obtained a Certificate 2&3 in Metalwork and Fabrication.

In 2011 and 2012, Sam pursued specialized training at Phoenix PLM in Unigraphics. Sam completed the Unigraphics Specialist Training program, focusing on NX Mechanical Freeform Surfacing.

Sam's education history also includes a diploma obtained from IDEO.org Acumen Courses, specifically in Human Centered Design. Although the exact years are not provided, they completed this program before 2014.

Overall, Sam Adeloju has a diverse educational background with a focus on Industrial Design, Ergonomics, Materials Processes, Marketing, Metalwork and Fabrication, Unigraphics, and Human Centered Design.