
Workhiro
Recruiting software designed with distinct workflows and a visual language that set it apart from bigger competitors.
Lead Product Designer — I designed hiring workflows, interactions and a unique visual style, built prototypes and guided the product through release.
Impact — Introduced differentiated workflows and a distinct UI language. Prototypes validated direction early and a strong feature set established credibility in a crowded market.

Workhiro is a hiring platform with a kanban‑inspired structure and distinctive visual style. It streamlines workflows and consolidates scattered data into one coherent experience.

Recruitment, re‑engineered
Information architecture work streamlined multiple data sources into one layout, with priorities set through user testing and mapping.

Flexible structure, repeatable system
Applied consistency through a modular form system—using repeatable components to balance flexibility with evaluation structure.


Annotation made simple
Designed lightweight annotation patterns and feedback loops, informed by usability testing on how teams actually communicate.



Scalable design, token by token
Built on a token-based system for spacing, color and typography to ensure scalability and smooth design-to-dev handoff.

Reflection
By applying a utilitarian design approach, modular systems and evidence from user testing, we shaped a hiring tool that is scalable for the business and intuitive for teams to use.