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I’m a San Francisco based consultant specializing in solving problems for my clients. I’m a ‘full service’ design consultant – which means I have experience working from defining the problem, to creating the solution. |
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I use my analytic and creative skills to solve problems and create beautiful products, services and user experiences. Accurate, critical analysis, holistic, design thinking and systems thinking, creative problem solving – the skills I’ve honed as a professional user experience design consultant – are now the skills I bring to the growing field of design consulting.
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A longer biography is below if you’re interested in more about me.
I work as a design consultant utilizing a number of tools in my toolbox as a consultant:
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I am available for work primarily in the San Francisco Bay Area although I am open to consulting everywhere. I’m particularly interested in companies in the social entrepreneurship/social good and sustainable design fields. |
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When not found creating great products and experiences for my clients, I’m engaged in something creative (art, crafts, gardening, origami, painting), traveling (many places, including Burning Man) or reading up on trends and issues in pop culture, design, politics and technology. | ||
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background: Rachel M. Murray is a designer – which means nothing delights her more than the intersection of business, design and technology where she’s always lived. Born and raised in her beautiful hometown of Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Rachel has brought her personal and professional experiences to her work as a user experience designer. Rachel grew up with technology at an early age – her first computer experiences in grade 5 in the early 80s was as a participant in the ‘CSILE’ education: Rachel grew up not far from the University of Toronto experience: Rachel has been professionally consulting since graduating from the U of T in a variety of disciplines related to user experience design. She’s expanded her skills to work mostly in the fields of information architecture and interaction design, doing analysis and design for a wide variety of clients – from startups to governments, from nonprofits to large corporations, and always with the same passion, expertise and enthusiasm for design solutions. Although primarily an user experience designer, she is also passionate about designing social media, strategy and sustainable design solutions – three of the key areas for the future of design and technology. Rachel relocated to the SF Bay Area in early 2005, where she continues to live, work, play and design. |
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