What now
I'm appreciating the complexity of the challenges, and the mind-blowing technical complexity behind some of these projects.
The corporate and consulting mindset might not be the best fit for me though, and as such I'm always open to evaluate opportunities where the overall goal is closer to my beliefs

I have a wide range of responsibilities as designer on innovative projects based in AI, GenAI and Dat a Science. I act as the middle ground between the tech (complex and hard to understand), the users, the business.

• Creation and facilitation of workshops: discovery workshops, scenario definition, problems and opportunities definition and prioritization

• User research and analysis/mapping of the insights

• Assessment of the data: mapping and making sense of them, to understand what's feasible + facilitating the collaboration with the client's data/IT teams

• Design of everything concerning the solutions, in an iterative co-design path with users, stakeholders, and tech colleagues (UX, UI, )

• Production of technical and implementation documents and hando-off/support to the devs

June 2024 - now

As it's in big part recent or ongoing client's work, I can't show details publicly; if we were to have a chat I could show more information on process or methodologies, still without too much detail


I also am liason for social initiatives concerning Accenture Modena's offices

Final considerations

To go further with design and implementation of the idea, there would need to be a wider user research and co-design approach, involving policy makers, users and providers from different areas and demographics.
Some mistakes would need to be avoided, in particular:

> drop a new load of responsibility on the "mom" of the network, without a dynamic of mutual support;

> avoid to create confusion and useless bureaucracy for doctors and nurses;

> caution with privacy and treatment of sensitive data, giving full control
to the users.