As a designer with experience founding my own company, doing freelance work, and as a United States Army Paratrooper, I understand, and thrive in, a fast paced environment with an ever-changing landscape. I have recently completed a ten-week immersive program in User Experience Design at General Assembly in San Francisco. Through the program’s hands-on coursework, I have become well versed in all aspects of the design process as well as familiar with the latest industry standards. For each project, I conducted extensive user research, with a focus on user interviews, surveys, and prototype testing. Based on the research results, I used such tools and techniques as mental models, personas, affinity maps, and user flows, among others, to develop a user-centered perspective. From this perspective, I created detailed and intuitive user interfaces. I iterated through hand-drawn sketches, low- to medium-fidelity wireframes, high-fidelity mockups, clickable prototypes, and for my final project, a natively coded AngularJS prototype, conducting user testing at each stage. Through this testing, I was able to assess how well I was fulfilling my users’ needs while also addressing the needs of the application’s stakeholders. At the end of each project, I was eager to present my evidence-based solutions to stakeholders, receive their feedback, and substantiate my design decisions as a user advocate. Technologies OmniGraffle, Sketch, Linux Command Line, HTML5 (Jade), JavaScript (ExpressJS, AngularJS, JQuery), CSS3 (stylus and less), Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator

User Experience Design Immersive Student @ The User Experience Design Immersive Program is a 10-week intensive program teaching the fundamentals of UX Design. Students learn human centered UX design techniques ranging from service design to UI design, with a heavy focus on learning through doing. TrueSpirit 8/12/2014 – 19/12/2014 http://andrewcunliffe.jit.su/truespirit • Successfully addressed the design problem of creating an elegant, efficient, and intuitive experience for a school uniform retailer’s ecommerce website. • Conducted user research by interviewing families with kids that wear school uniforms. • Created a clickable prototype with OmniGraffle and Invision based on user interviews and feedback from user testing Rand McNally 1/5/2015 – 1/16/2015 http://andrewcunliffe.jit.su/randmcnally • As a part of a three-person design team, successfully solved the design problem of creating a geocaching application for map, atlas, and GPS maker Rand McNally. • Conducted extensive user research by way of interviews, surveys, and social media to understand and design for the geocaching and educational communities. • Utilized mobile flat design best practices, user research, and user testing, to design and rapidly produce a clickable prototype of the app. Lendeavor 2/2/2015 – 2/19/2015 http://andrewcunliffe.jit.su/lendeavor • As part of a four-person team, worked to solve the design problem of making a small business loan web application appear human, transparent, and trustworthy. • Conducted user research by way of interviews and surveys in order to understand the thought processes and emotions of small business owners as they go through the small business loan process. • Built a native code responsive prototype using the Lumx Framework on top of AngularJS with an ExpressJS backend, the only team out of 15 teams to do so. From December 2014 to February 2015 (3 months) San FranciscoAngularJS UI Contractor @ • Quickly assumed responsibility for development of an established code base written by a prior developer to build UI with an extremely short turnaround. • Worked closely and collaboratively with the Head of Design to build and implement UI elements that were fully to spec • Completed all work in four weeks, including development from mockups, with UI now being shipped to the client From September 2014 to October 2014 (2 months) Los Altos, CACo-Founder/Chief Designer/Front-End Developer @ • Identified a market opportunity for a real-time social media-based stock-trading platform • Designed the entire user interface and user experience, using modern design concepts to integrate social media technology with the stock market, including development of a mobile-friendly flat interface • Built a large portion of the front-end with Twitter Bootstrap, AngularJS, CSS, and HTML. From October 2013 to May 2014 (8 months) San Francisco, CADesigner/Developer/Client Relations @ • Liaised between the clients and developers, working to achieve the vision of the client/designer while respecting the technical capabilities of the developer • Assisted with design and build stages of web application for contracted clients using NodeJS, CSS, and HTML From May 2013 to October 2013 (6 months) San Francisco Bay AreaAirborne Infantryman @ • Managed a three-person team during operations in fast-paced, dynamic international environments From August 2002 to August 2006 (4 years 1 month) Fort Bragg, NC and Iraq

BS, Business Administration and Management, Corporate Finance @ San Francisco State University From 2010 to 2012 General Assembly Andrew Cunliffe is skilled in: Serving Others, Investments, Balls, Venture Capital, Corporate Finance, Financial Advisory, Financial Analysis, Mergers & Acquisitions, Web Design, Web Application Design, Web Development, Linux Kernel, Node.js, Socket.io, JavaScript, CSS3, HTML 5, Social Media, Leadership, Team Leadership, Front-end Coding, Teamwork, Customer Service, Microsoft Excel, Public Speaking, Sales, Social Media Marketing, Rapid Prototyping, User Experience, User Experience Design, User Interface, User Interface Design, User Research, Wireframes, Business Development, CSS