Jacob Stone

Senior Product Designer at Multiply

Jacob Stone has a diverse work experience in the field of design. Jacob is currently employed as a Senior Product Designer at Multiply since September 2022. Jacob is also working as a Design Mentor at adplist.org, providing advice, support, portfolio and CV reviews, and mock interviews to designers and creatives. Jacob joined Tred in 2021 as a Product Designer, where they were responsible for designing an app focused on tracking and reducing environmental impact. Prior to that, they operated a freelance design practice for 9 years, working with various businesses, including startups, SMBs, and even The White House. Jacob also worked as a Product Designer in a freelance capacity for Kachinga, a Silicon Valley startup, and was responsible for the design of their mobile app and brand development. Jacob's other experiences include working as a Designer/Shadowing Serial Entrepreneur at EvolutionEat / PuzzlePiece, as a Digital Designer & Front End Developer at The Space People, as a Junior Creative at The Charles, as a Junior Digital Designer at HOME Agency, and as a Reprographics Design Assistant (Work Experience) at CCL Label.

Jacob Stone attended St. Mary's Menston from 2005 to 2012, where they completed their High School and Sixth Form Education. In 2016, they enrolled at Northumbria University and obtained a Masters Degree in Design in 2017.

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Okinawa, Japan

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Multiply

Multiply is working with the Financial Conduct Authority's Advice Unit to get fully regulated and become one of the first automated financial advice solutions. They use encryption to ensure your information is fully secure, and they will never share or sell your data.Traditional financial advisors are too expensive for most people, and theyusually only help clients with upwards of £100,000 in the bank. This means there are millions of people in the UK who want to make better financial decisions but don’t know how. They think this is a big problem. It’s even got a name - the advice gap - and they are determined to close it, by making financial advice available to everyone.Multiply creates free financial plans to help you decide what to do with your money. All you have to do is create an account on their website, answer a few questions about your current situation and what you want for your future, and their smart technology will do the rest. What you’ll get is a list of recommendations across savings, pensions, investments, insurance, and more. It’s a fast, secure, easy way to get impartial guidance on how to make your money work for you, and it’s absolutely free to use.


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