Resume

Tanya Simkhovich

Senior UX Product Designer

Design Systems  |  Native and Web experiences  |  Enterprise Platforms  |  Graphic Design + Iconography

Experience

Design System Lead Designer

CVS Health

Led design of enterprise-scale mobile design system foundations within CVS Health's digital ecosystem, defining reusable components, interaction patterns, and accessibility standards that supported consistent, scalable healthcare experiences across digital products.

Design Systems Component Architecture Documentation Frameworks Native Accessibility AI Enablement Leadership

Senior Mobile UX Designer

The Weather Company / IBM

Led end-to-end product design for a large-scale consumer mobile platform powering 380+ branded apps used by 10M+ users across iOS and Android, designing data-driven experiences that improved usability and engagement at scale.

Product UX iOS Android Mobile UX User Research Interface Design Iconography

Senior Web Designer

John Hancock

Led end-to-end product design for a large-scale consumer mobile platform powering 380+ branded apps used by 10M+ users across iOS and Android, designing data-driven experiences that improved usability and engagement at scale.

Responsive Web Agile Enterprise Design Portal Design

Senior Visual Designer

Courion Corportion

Operated as a one-person in-house creative agency supporting all digital and visual design needs for an identity and access management software provider serving 500+ enterprise customers.

Digital Marketing Brand Identity Trade Shows Print Design CSS JavaScript

Web Designer

Macs At Work

Designed web site for local businesses.

HTML Web Graphics Agency Experience

Education

BS of Electromechanical Engineering

Urals State University

Additional Skills

AI:  Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Figma Make, Chat GPT Design Tools:  Figma, Sketch, Adobe Creative Suite UX:  Wireframing, Prototyping, User Journeys, Usability Testing Technical Skills:  HTML, CSS, Visual Code Studio, Markdown Enterprise Tools:  Teams, MS Office, JIRA, Rally, Slack, Miro, Sharepoint