Hiring Juan Fernando Pacheco as Design Manager
As a Design Manager, I can manage a design or graphics team based in customer and business goals, collaborate on projects with colleagues and partners, delegate tasks, and check projects for quality and consistency.
In addition, as a Design Manager, I usually collaborate with marketing, sales, and product engineer teams to check designs, and ensure messages land appropriately with customers and end-users.
On the other hand, I develop and implement successful design strategies by outlining how the design team will create the project’s deliverables.
And, what else I can do?
I often manage and work with several designers and evaluate individual design deliverables alongside team performance, delivering critical feedback when necessary.
On the other hand, I am the kind of Design Manager who encourages team members throughout a project, working along and collaborating with other teams, often marketing and development teams, to ensure the product’s looks and presentation are enough good to accomplish end-users needs and business goals.
As part of my responsibilities, I usually introduce design-driven strategies to high management and speak to specific numbers and expected outcomes for the product, yes RoI is part of my business speech.
Once the design works are finalized, I usually recommend tracking and collecting product feedback by filtering through customer service responses, end-user interviews, and checking in with focus groups to get an overall picture of how well the design performs.
Responsibilities for Design Manager
- Assist in the development and training of the design and construction team.
- Support the design team to disrupt, improve and evolve ways of working when it’s necessary.
- Ensure all work areas meet quality, safety, and compliance standards.
- Establish creative strategy, budgets, and schedules for key design projects.
- Responsible for final construction project move-in and going live.
- Operationalize and implement a standard system for design delivery.
- Work seamlessly across organizational structures, partnering with marketing, product, and business leadership to develop holistic brand systems.
- Manage the development and review of the quality and accuracy of large-scale project designs.
- Establish department goals and objectives that support the strategic plan.
- Partner with the site and product teams to ensure the brand is consistent across the customer journey.
- Capture states, cases, and functional logic in partnership with the product and engineering team and ensure seamless execution.
- Partner with product leaders to build and maintain relationships to develop a clear understanding of overall business and technology strategy wherein the design is a key part of what is delivered.
- Serve as the primary point of contact for design.
- Collaborate with stakeholders, including content developers, IT, senior management, internal business partners, and vendors.
- Keep a pulse on the culture of product design, amongst designers (and design partners) to ensure designers are capable of doing their best work.
- Provide reporting on the implementation of projects while in progress and upon completion.
- Collaborate with product and marketing to educate on and maintain a cohesive brand.
- Solve business challenges to improve the experience for prospects, customers, and staff.
- Maintain established corporate brand standards and consistency of message across all published materials and media.
Hiring Juan Fernando Pacheco as Design Manager
As a Design Manager, I can manage a design or graphics team based in customer and business goals, collaborate on projects with colleagues and partners, delegate tasks, and check projects for quality and consistency.
In addition, as a Design Manager, I usually collaborate with marketing, sales, and product engineer teams to check designs, and ensure messages land appropriately with customers and end-users.
On the other hand, I develop and implement successful design strategies by outlining how the design team will create the project’s deliverables
And, what else I can do?
I often manage and work with several designers and evaluate individual design deliverables alongside team performance, delivering critical feedback when necessary.
On the other hand, I am the kind of Design Manager who encourages team members throughout a project, working along and collaborating with other teams, often marketing and development teams, to ensure the product’s looks and presentation are enough good to accomplish end-users needs and business goals.
As part of my responsibilities, I usually introduce design-driven strategies to high management and speak to specific numbers and expected outcomes for the product, yes RoI is part of my business speech.
Once the design works are finalized, I usually recommend tracking and collecting product feedback by filtering through customer service responses, end-user interviews, and checking in with focus groups to get an overall picture of how well the design performs.
- Assist in the development and training of the design and construction team.
- Support the design team to disrupt, improve and evolve ways of working when it’s necessary.
- Ensure all work areas meet quality, safety, and compliance standards.
- Establish creative strategy, budgets, and schedules for key design projects.
- Responsible for final construction project move-in and going live.
- Operationalize and implement a standard system for design delivery.
- Work seamlessly across organizational structures, partnering with marketing, product, and business leadership to develop holistic brand systems.
- Manage the development and review of the quality and accuracy of large-scale project designs.
- Establish department goals and objectives that support the strategic plan.
- Partner with the site and product teams to ensure the brand is consistent across the customer journey.
- Capture states, cases, and functional logic in partnership with the product and engineering team and ensure seamless execution.
- Partner with product leaders to build and maintain relationships to develop a clear understanding of overall business and technology strategy wherein the design is a key part of what is delivered.
- Serve as the primary point of contact for design.
- Collaborate with stakeholders, including content developers, IT, senior management, internal business partners, and vendors.
- Keep a pulse on the culture of product design, amongst designers (and design partners) to ensure designers are capable of doing their best work.
- Provide reporting on the implementation of projects while in progress and upon completion.
- Collaborate with product and marketing to educate on and maintain a cohesive brand.
- Solve business challenges to improve the experience for prospects, customers, and staff.
- Maintain established corporate brand standards and consistency of message across all published materials and media.
Social presence
I usually post on LinkedIn but additionally, I used to maintain a social presence on Twitter, Instagram, and Medium. If you want to know more about my daily basis job please follow me on those social networks. Currently, I don’t have an open Facebook profile or YouTube channel either, but maybe in the future … who knows!