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Hi there

I’m Warren, I’m a skilled and passionate designer, analyst and developer interested in product management, user experience design and software development. I believe in thinking outside the box and that the best ideas are usually simple. I’m great with teams and a change-driven environment. I like to get people involved and the best ideas out there.

I’ve designed and developed apps in the startup world, focussed on mental health support and connecting people at events. Following from my natural state in everyday life, connecting and helping people.

My vision for the future is one where people can connect more, talking about things that matter with people who share experiences. It’s hard to really understand someone’s experiences unless you’ve been there yourself.

In my spare time, I love spending time on the beach or in nature.

How I got here

I have over a decade of experience in IT working in areas like job recruitment tech to designing and developing medical software for logistics and reporting.

Where I’m going

I’m going further into brand strategy, defining markets, understanding the customer and translating that into more effective advertising and structured social media.

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Reach out for a discovery chat on how I can help transform your business.

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