Hi, I’m Tamara 👋

Senior product designer

B2B SaaS
Sustainability analytics
Monetisation systems
AI and agentic workflows

Career

  1. 2023 to PresentSenior Product DesignerA global cloud marketplace
  2. 2022 to PresentDesign Lead / Design Systems LeadScaler
  3. 2017 to 2022Product and UI design, contract7 companies, from B2B sales tools to consumer health
Full resume

I’m a senior product designer, and most of my career has been B2B products with a lot of data and not much agreement. I’ve led products from zero to launch and built design systems that teams still use. I also ended up leading before anyone gave me the title.

The projects I’m proudest of all started with something wrong that nobody had named yet. One was a monetisation tool nobody could agree on. At Scaler it was a platform drifting faster than anyone had measured, and some of that drift was mine.

So my first move is rarely to design. I try to work out what’s actually broken, including the parts I might have caused. I think that’s where design does the most good, long before anyone starts arguing about button colours.

I also do a lot of AI work, the hands-on kind. I work with a team that builds agents and skills for the whole company to use, so I design both for agents and alongside them. I’ve designed an internal AI tool and an AI adoption dashboard that shows who is actually using all of this, and I’ve worked AI into end-user product flows.

Next, I’m aiming for lead and principal roles. I want to keep my hands in the work while setting direction and making the whole team sharper, beyond the files I personally touch.

I’ve built monetisation tools from a PowerPoint slide and no brief. I’ve inherited platforms where Frankenstein drift was costing users time that nobody had measured. Both times, I kept Figma closed for a while and asked what was actually wrong. Then I tried to be honest about the answer, even when the answer was me.

AI is part of how I work now. I use it for the fast stuff, like rough synthesis and lots of quick options, which leaves more time for figuring out what’s actually wrong. It hasn’t changed the order I do things in. I still start with the problem.

I care about craft and I care about systems, but mostly I care whether the thinking underneath is sound. A gorgeous interface on top of a bad diagnosis is still a bad product. It just photographs better.

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