Dina Dobrolyubova

Dina Dobrolyubova has a diverse work experience in the field of design, with a specialization in UX/UI design.

Dina currently works at Zuora as a UX/UI Designer since April 2022.

Prior to that, they were employed at Gerdau North America as a UX/UI Designer from January 2021 to March 2022.

Dina also worked at UC Berkeley Extension as a UX Designer from April 2019 to January 2021. During their time there, they designed the Art Identifier and Kiddo's Lunch Apps, providing style guides, wireframes, and prototypes. Dina also conducted usability testing and user research for these projects.

From June 2015 to January 2019, they worked as a Graphic/Visual Designer for independent clients and small businesses, creating graphic assets, illustrations, and print and digital marketing materials.

Their earliest documented employment was as a Graphic/Visual Designer at "Metallocenter" from September 2013 to June 2015. In this role, they designed digital and graphic promotional materials such as brochures, flyers, calendars, and fleet graphics. Dina also developed content and graphics for websites, improving their appearance through illustrations, icons, buttons, banners, and more.

Dina Dobrolyubova completed their education in various institutions and received several certifications. In 2000, they began studying at the Moscow Institute of International Economic Relations, where they pursued a BBA and MBA with a specialization in International Economic Relations, completing their studies in 2005. Afterward, in 2019, they attended the University of California, Berkeley, participating in their Professional Program in User Experience Design, focusing on UX/UI Design.

In terms of additional certifications, Dina obtained several of them. Dina completed the course "Introduction to HTML5" at Coursera in September 2018 and followed it up with the course "Introduction to CSS3" at the same institution in November 2018. Later on, in November 2021, Dina obtained the "Accessibility for Web Design" certification from LinkedIn. In 2023, they accomplished multiple certifications including "The Power of Storytelling in UX" from the Interaction Design Foundation (IxDF) in February, "Complex UI Design: Practical Techniques" from IxDF in March, and finally, "How to Create Complex Tables Users Love: A UI Designer's Guide" from The Interaction Design Foundation in June.