by CuriousCore
Every month, tune in to our ‘Working In UX Design’ podcast series - where we interview a UX professional in the industry on their experience of working in UX Design. Our past interviewees include UX leads from Grab, AirAsia, Shopify, TripAdvisor and more!
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March 26, 2025
Sabina Fernandez is a UX Content Design Lead whose designs have unlocked millions-worth of spending with diverse-owned suppliers. How? Empathy. She puts herself in the shoes of others to make things better. After launching user experience (UX) content design in Meta's APAC headquarters, she moved to the San Francisco Bay Area where she continued to design with words and information, making Enterprise software intuitive and user-friendly at Meta. Before that, she crafted content for Yahoo, Audi, and Conde Nast Traveller. Hear us cover:- Bridging the talent gap in content and product design- Why does it pay to be curious and courageous at work?- How is AI changing the work in content and product design?- Language and localisation competencies in global projects
February 28, 2025
Winnie Chong has spent 17 years bridging creativity and commerce in design, advertising, and interactive media across the APAC region. She’s worked with some of the biggest names, from VMLY&R, a global digital ad agency, to SPH, where she played a key role in transforming Singapore’s largest media company from traditional publishing to the digital economy. Today, she leads User Experience at Bank of New York and is based in Singapore. Winnie’s passion is understanding what people truly want, whether it’s clients, customers or users, and making sure the experiences she designs are not only functional but also loved. She believes great design starts with listening—even when it means unlearning what you thought you knew. It’s about sparking curiosity, igniting imagination, and bringing a little wonder into people’s lives. Hear us cover: Barriers to adopting new technologies Investor and evangelism mindset for designers The potential of blockchain and its associated projects Why curiosity has a high correlation to one's career trajectory?
January 30, 2025
Jonathan Yap is a design leader and community advocate exploring the evolving identity of design in Southeast Asia. Through Design Pay Asia, he dives beyond surface-level salary data to uncover deeper insights about career growth, education pathways, and the changing value of design in the region. With 15 years of experience across WeWork and Visa, and currently leading design standards at a Singapore bank, Jonathan brings a unique perspective on how design roles are transforming alongside technological advancement. His work combines quantitative insights with nuanced understanding of cultural and educational shifts in the design industry. As someone deeply invested in nurturing future design talent, he regularly speaks about the intersection of design education, industry needs, and regional identity in Southeast Asia's growing tech ecosystem. Hear us cover: Preview of Design Pay 2025 Report Salaries between men and women Where are the UX hotspots in South-East Asia? How design education is shifting and what that means for future talents The perception vs reality of design value in our region Continuous learning as a product and design talent
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Jane Portman
Anfisa Bogomolova & Ioana Teleanu
Patricia Reiners
The Curiosity Department, LLC
Vox
Matt Abrahams, Think Fast Talk Smart
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NPR
iHeartPodcasts
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The Wall Street Journal & Gimlet
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