Iman Carr
Austin, TX, USA
Open to relocation
I’m Iman – Curious sensemaker
unblocking teams by implementing
UX strategies that reduce costs and increase revenue
About
I began my career designing surgical and patient education tools at a robotic surgery lab in Buffalo, NY. Since then, I've designed user-friendly software experiences at medical institutions like Johns Hopkins Technology Ventures and IBM Watson Health.
After obtaining my MBA and MA in Design Leadership in 2022, I've continued my career at IBM Security, leveraging research and agile methods to create enterprise SaaS experiences customers crave.
Selected projects (NDA restricted)
Selected experience
UX Designer & Researcher
IBM Software Security
2022 — Present
UX Designer
IBM Watson Health
2021 — 2021
Executed traditional usability tests for the successful release of enterprise medical software. Facilitated IBM EDT workshops for over 3K participants, fostering cross-disciplinary collaboration and ideation.
Hexcite Design Lead
Johns Hopkins Technology Ventures
2020 — 2021
Orchestrated team building and design thinking workshops for a medical device startup with the goal of optimizing their business growth using the Lean Start-up framework. Conducted market analysis and customer interviews to drive product market fit (PMF).
Visual Translation Specialist
Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center
2015 — 2020
Instrumental in securing a $1.5M NIH Cancer Research Grant focused on machine learning in the robotic surgical training environment and $200k grant funding for robotic surgery medical devices. Produced a compelling multi-channel animated series, accumulating thousands of views. Designed intuitive mobile UIs and illustrations for clinical trials, clinical research, patient education, surgical training, adhering to rigorous medical, scientific and design standards. Work samples can be found here: https://imancarr.myportfolio.com/.
Education
Master of Arts in Design Leadership
Maryland Institute College of Art
2020 — 2022
Master of Business Administration
Johns Hopkins Carey Business School
2020 — 2022
Bachelor of Arts in Medical Illustration
Rochester Institute of Technology
2010 — 2015