Seattle-based · English / Russian / Spanish · Designing at the intersection of UX, AI, and collaboration platforms
I’m a Senior UX Designer at Workday, creating intelligent, intuitive experiences that help people work smarter.
I currently lead design for the Workday Agent System of Record (ASOR) — Workday’s new platform for managing AI agents — and previously shaped Workday Everywhere and Microsoft Copilot integrations across Teams and Slack.
My expertise includes translating advanced AI principles (LLMs, A2A protocols) into scalable, user-centric experiences, and a proven ability to deliver measurable product impact. For example, 130% increase in Monthly Active Users (MAU) of Workday Slack and Microsoft Teams integrations over two years. I’m also pretty good at animation and prototyping, as I have been creating hero videos and product gifs that were featured at all major Workday events.
I work at the crossroads of human-AI interaction, systems design, and cross-platform experiences — turning emerging technology into simple, trustworthy tools.
I’m most energized by:
Tackling complex, ambiguous spaces and finding clarity through design
Collaborating closely with research, product, and engineering
Translating technical concepts into experiences people genuinely enjoy using
Leaning new tools, right now I’m into experimenting with Lovable and building complex prototypes that are able to identify user intent and follow complex logic
Gerrit Kazmaier, President, Workday, and Charles Lamanna, President, Microsoft, presenting ASOR at Workday Rising’25.
Agent System of Record (ASOR) — defining UX foundations for agent creation, monitoring, and orchestration in enterprise AI.
Image on the left: ASOR UI designed by me, presented on the main stage of Workday Rising 2025 in the opening Innovation Keynote by Gerrit Kazmaier, President, Product and Technology, Workday, and Charles Lamanna, President, Business and Industry Copilot, Microsoft.
Microsoft Copilot × Workday — exploring AI assistance in the flow of work
AI Design Standards — shaping consistent interaction and visual frameworks across Workday AI products
I hold a Candidate of Sciences (PhD-equivalent) degree in Linguistics, where my research examined Twitter as a discourse practice — analyzing large multilingual datasets (English, Russian, Spanish) using early natural-language processing (NLP) techniques in collaboration with engineers from Universidad del Estado de México.
That foundation in language, data, and communication still shapes how I think about clarity, tone, and interaction design in AI-driven products.
Dave Limp, Senior Vice President, Amazon, announcing Alexa Guest Connect feature in September 2019.
At Amazon Alexa, I designed multimodal experiences for Echo devices and led UX for several high-impact initiatives:
Alexa Music Growth team: Designed engagement experiments and retention features that increased listening time and repeat usage across voice and visual surfaces (with some of the experiments leading up to 300% growth for Alexa music features).
Media Portability workstream: Created the vision for Alexa Guest Connect, Follow-Me Music, and cross-device media continuity.
Collaborated with product and engineering to establish scalable patterns for voice + touch interaction across the Alexa ecosystem.
These projects taught me how to align interaction models across devices and modalities at massive scale.
Featured in Microsoft Build 2025 keynote (Satya Nadella) for Workday x Copilot partnership work
Showcased ASOR vision at Workday DevCon and Workday Rising 2025 (Opening Innovation Keynote)
Contributed to Workday × Microsoft customer discovery and early-adopter programs, showcased at Workday Rising 2023, 2024, 2025