Senior Product Designer (UX/UI) - Financial Platforms & Fintech
I design complex interfaces for finance - internal platforms, trading and risk.
Inside a Tier-1 international bank since 2024.
Since 2024 I have worked on two internal platforms at a Tier-1 international bank - one for market risk, one for sales coverage. Dense tables, thousands of positions, decisions made in seconds.
Beyond that: mobile products in healthcare and my own app, Quify, built end to end. What connects them is the same thing - complex, regulated, data-heavy domains where a wrong number has a real cost.
My job is making systems like that readable, without dumbing them down and without pretending they are consumer apps.
Learn more about myselfDashboards, blotters, risk and P&L views. Dense data, many states, and workflows that people run for eight hours a day.
Component libraries that survive a large team: tokens, variants, documentation, and a handoff engineering can actually build from.
Not personas and journey maps. Traders, risk managers and quants, regulatory requirements, and what the system will actually allow.
Client-facing finance products, web and mobile, from concept through to production-ready design and prototypes.
An app for quitting that adapts instead of counting. The AI behind it reads the whole record of the habit, the good days, the cravings and the slips, and answers the day you are actually having.
For example
Day twelve without cigarettes, and last night you slipped. You log it right under the counter. The AI sees the eleven good days before it and says:
“That’s all right. Slips are steps on the way out of a habit.”
Released
Most of my work sits behind a login, in systems that never make it into a portfolio. Here is what it adds up to.
Expert user groups on the two internal bank platforms
Enterprise financial systems designed end to end: market risk, and sales and coverage
Designing complex, regulated, data-heavy products since
“I had the pleasure of working with Uladzimir on the architecture and UX design of a web project. His experience in data visualisation, complex design systems, and complex data UI architecture was highly relevant to the challenges we were facing.
The main objectives were to optimise the UX and user flows while introducing a new visual language within existing development constraints. Uladzimir stood out not only for the high quality of the final results, but also for the speed of execution and his ability to propose multiple innovative and well-considered solutions within limited development capacity.
He combines strong design thinking with a practical understanding of technical and development constraints, which made the collaboration particularly effective.”
