Baptiste Schoehn

Perhaps the most intense experience, I had the opportunity to work in a scaling company, in a team that grows from 5 to 15 designers in a few months. As part of the design team, I participated in the development of the >Flipper design system by building components like the selection tree, and documenting use cases and patterns like the delete pattern. I also wrote articles on Medium about processes we were discussing during our rituals. I first participated in the redesign of the Consolidation feature, addressing the issues of multi-entity cashflow management, then I joined the Transaction Management team, where I've built two big features:

• the reconciliation, that offers a 3 clicks experience to reconcile a paid and an expected transaction in a few seconds, compared to a previous flow that tooks alsmost a minute.

• the bank journal, that allows users to do all the pre-accounting in Agicap by filling accounting accounts in app, and balance their book entries. calls financial I was in regular contact with dozens of clients each quarter to learn and understand their habits and needs. I participate and conduct UX research sessions, and I created the user guides to conduct all the user-test sessions to test the prototypes I've created. As a Senior Product Designer, I am able to build a solution from start to finish, collaborating with PMs, developers, and the design team.

I joined DxO early 2015 as a UI Designer, to work on the mobile application DxO ONE available on iOS & Android, an app to control a connected device to take pictures with a DSLR quality. I covered the whole design part of this project, from the definition of personas, until the promotion of the product, using my motion design skills. At start, I created all the mockups of the app, in collaboration with a UX designer and a UX researcher. Then, the three of us worked together on improvements, like timelapse feature or burst mode. Doing so, I had the opportunity a few years after to evolve in a role of Product Designer. I had the chance to participate at the Salon de la Photo in Paris 3 years in a row, to be in touch with clients, sell the product, and collect feedbacks. In 2017, I started to work on DxO PhotoLab, the main photo editing software of the company, available on Mac and Windows, as a Product Designer. My role was to create/make evolve the design system in place, and create new feature such as the redesign of the color wheel, or the new way to edit pictures through local adjusments. I also redesign the splashscreen of the app that was too old school, to give a better first impression to the users, and propose an entire redesign of the software to give a fresh idea of what we could do if we killed legacy. I also won an edition of the Creative Days, a 3-days contest where the goal is to create a feature as if we had no constraints, by building a fun way to adjust shooting parameters during a capture.

A really fullfilling experience. I began my self-entrepreneur activity during my studies, and it was a major factor in my success. I worked with my previous internship supervisor that I've met at Balinea, to help him create Best of tickets, a platform for selling event tickets. I designed all of the site's screens, from the homepage to the event page, while creating the identity and video ads. I also worked with Legrand, to create events on social networks such as games, banners, etc., and with Owliance, for motion design videos intended for professional events.