Vadim Goretsky

Vadim Goretsky has a diverse range of work experience in the field of design and user experience. Vadim is currently working at Confluera as a Lead Designer, where they are responsible for inventing the future of secure business infrastructure and detecting and responding to hacker attacks in real-time. Prior to their current role, they worked at OfftheGround.com Design and Strategy as a UX Designer / Strategist, where they focused on designing user experiences and developing strategies for clients.

In 2019, Vadim joined Cisco Meraki as a User Experience Architect. Vadim played a key role in redesigning the company's large corporate website to improve enterprise lead generation and conversion. While at SAP as a UX Architect in 2018, Vadim helped the company target a new market segment by developing online product trials for medium-large enterprise businesses. At Visa, Vadim served as a UX Architect and worked on redesigning the web application for the Visa Commercial platform to make it more accessible and efficient for enterprise customers.

In their previous roles, Vadim worked as a UX and Design Manager at LifeLock, leading the core member experience team and focusing on improving customer retention. Vadim also served as a User Experience Architect at Samsung Electronics, where they led a team responsible for designing and testing secure mobile applications for enterprise customers. Prior to that, Vadim worked at Cisco Systems as a User Experience Architect, leading the development of a new software/hardware platform for operating sophisticated networks for critical business situations.

Before entering the technology industry, Vadim worked as a Lead Artist/Designer for the City of Mountain View, where they were involved in the design and construction of Fire Station No. 5.

Overall, Vadim Goretsky has a strong background in design and user experience, with experience in inventing secure business infrastructure, website redesign, customer education, accessibility improvement, and enterprise network operations.

Vadim Goretsky obtained a Masters in Product Design (the D-School) from Stanford University. No further information is available about their education history.