Hi there! 👋🏽

I'm Emily Carvalho,
a Product Designer.

I transform ambiguity into thoughtful, intuitive experiences that improve everyday life – leveraging my business background and guided by empathy, curiosity, and a love for learning.

Based in Boorloo ‘Boorloo’ is the traditional name for Perth in the Aboriginal Australian Noongar language. (Perth), Australia

4+ years as a designer

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About

I am a Digital Product Designer with 4+ years of experience across dashboards, design systems, Salesforce platforms and emerging technologies. With my background in Business Information Systems and Supply Chain Management, I bring a unique blend of systems thinking, business acumen and design thinking to solve complex product challenges.

Creative and curious by nature, I thrive on understanding human behaviour, uncovering patterns and learning through experimentation.

Most recently, I stepped into the role of Product Owner for a design system, where I helped teams move faster and more consistently by bridging the gap between design and development.

Outside of work, I trade real-world problems for bouldering problems! I’ve been lucky enough to have been part of the State team since 2022, competing across Australia.

Approach

Discovery

Using diverse research methods to transform ambiguity into actionable insights and genuine user needs.

Validation

Continuously validating workflows to identify friction points, ensuring a seamless and intuitive end-to-end journey.

UI Design

Translating complex requirements into prototypes that serve as a source of truth for stakeholders and developers.

Collaboration

Maintaining a “learner” attitude – asking questions to align technical constraints, business requirements and design needs.

Warm Words

The Australian Aboriginal Flag Torres Strait Islander Flag


I acknowledge the Traditional Owners, the Whadjuk people of the Noongar nation whose land I live and work on, and recognise their continuing connection to lands, waters and communities. I pay my respect to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures; and to Elders past and present. 

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