Apple · Internal Tools

Employee Experience

From January 2021 to March 2022, I worked as a dedicated product designer and user researcher on an internal tools team at Apple. Due to NDA restrictions, project-specific details are not shared here.

NDA Notice: Due to Apple's non-disclosure agreements, visual artifacts, specific product details, and proprietary information cannot be shared publicly. The following section outlines the types of work I contributed to during my tenure on the internal tools team.

My Role

Lead Product Designer & Researcher

Duration

January 2021 – March 2022

Scope

Strategic discovery
UX/UI design
User research & testing
Stakeholder alignment
A/B testing & analytics

Key Projects

Internal tools & employee experience

Web Application for Collaboration Tools

Designed a platform connecting Apple employees with resources to level up their skills on high-impact productivity tools. I led the branding vision, conducted in-depth interviews and concept testing with users, and developed wireframes through high-fidelity prototypes. The work focused on reducing friction in how employees discover and adopt key collaboration technologies.

Re-imagined Apple IT Website

I served as a key contributor on a team re-evaluating the purpose and re-imagining an internal IT destination. Led discovery research using both qualitative and quantitative methods, facilitated design sprint workshops with multi-disciplinary stakeholders across the organization, and created 12 overarching user journeys to map critical employee workflows. The project received executive green light and moved into development phase.

Re-designed Guides on Internal Support Hub

Revised interaction and visual design of widely used user guides on the internal support hub. I conducted a comprehensive usability audit, created wireframes and mockups for improved information architecture, coded HTML and CSS updates in the CMS, and drove A/B testing strategy to measure the impact of design improvements on user engagement and support efficiency.