Raheel Jooma

Raheel Jooma

Senior User Experience Designer in Atlanta, GA, He/Him

About

Currently working at Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) where I own the role as Senior User Experience Designer and direct the UX strategy with a team of three junior designers.

Previously at Oracle, I focused on creating experimental products and integrating company-acquired designs under the new design system language.

At Home Depot where I worked on several challenging initiatives. I led the design for a new regional sales metric system, participated in user research interviews.

Lastly, I acted as one of the leads for the design system team at NCR across both its payments and hospitality branches.

Work Experience

2024 — Now
Senior User Experience Designer at Intercontinental Exchange
Atlanta, GA
  • Directed UX strategy for internal and external tools, collaborating with directors, product managers, and developers to align project timelines and design goals.

  • Mentored and coached a team of three junior designers, fostering skill growth and ensuring the delivery of high-quality designs.

2021 — 2024
Atlanta, GA
  • Expanded a limited audience segment builder, improving targeted marketing campaign effectiveness by 60% and increasing customer engagement metrics by 25%.

  • Designed a restaurant preparation product that reduced kitchen prep time by 30% and enhanced overall operational efficiency by 15%.

  • Launched a restaurant kiosk product with two other designers, achieving a 25% increase in customer throughput and a 20% boost in average order value.

  • Created app images for users using Photoshop and Illustrator, enhancing onboarding experiences.

2021 — 2021
Atlanta, GA
  • Conducted user research to validate retail and enterprise sales metrics, translating insights into actionable design solutions.

  • Collaborated with cross-functional teams to prototype wireframes and deliver developer-ready designs after user feedback validation.

2020 — 2020
Atlanta, GA
  • Led the creation of the company’s first component library and brand unification using Figma, reducing inconsistencies in design and development.

  • Tested the new design system with a mobile banking use case, establishing a foundational roadmap for design-to-development processes.

2020 — 2020
User Experience Design Intern at Motionworks AI
Atlanta, GA
  • Designed a comprehensive design system library using Sketch, streamlining data visualization by 33% and improving user comprehension by 25%.

  • Conducted A/B testing prototypes via Fullstory, driving a 15% increase in user engagement.

Awards

2020

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