About Sarah

Hi, I’m Sarah! I’m a Product Designer driven by curiosity, empathy, and a love for solving everyday problems through thoughtful, research-driven design.

With a degree in Interdisciplinary Visual Arts and Informatics, I was drawn to UX Design as a space where visual storytelling, ethical responsibility, and human-centered thinking come together. Since graduating, I’ve had the opportunity to design real-world products as a UX/Web Design Intern at a nonprofit supporting higher education and as an in-house designer at an AI startup, learning how to translate user needs into scalable systems.

My personal logo is inspired by the Korean character (hae) as part of my name 해민 (Hae-min), meaning “bright” or “intelligent.” It represents the warmth and intentionality I aim to bring to my work. Today, I continue to grow as a designer through research-driven projects and ongoing learning, always striving to create experiences that feel inclusive and impactful.

Outside of design, you can find me organizing my Spotify playlists, scouting my next concert or festival, or growing my Smiski collection.

Product Designer, Reality AI

Remote / Apr – Nov 2025

I contributed user-centered designers for Reality AI's Marvel Educator Assistant and other AI-powered platforms. I created high-fidelity Figma wireframes and prototypes, working closely with product managers to align my designs with user needs.

UX/Web Design Intern, Asian Student Achievement

Remote / Sept 2024 – Aug 2025

My primary responsibilities included overseeing the website's design and usability, implementing promotional material to the website, and updating monthly website content. I also led the design, testing, and implementation of ASA's 1:1 coaching platform.

Product Designer, WebImpact UW

Seattle, WA / Jan – June 2023

I collaborated with a small team of designers and developers to redesign the website of a Registered Student Organizaton at the University of Washington. Utilizing Figma, we designed wireframes and prototypes that improved browsing efficiency and restructure the site's information architecture.