Saurin Jiya

At the intersection of luxury, ethics, and innovation, I founded Saurin Jiya with a clear mission: to redefine luxury jewelry. Challenging industry norms, we have set out to make ethically-sourced, exquisite pieces accessible without the traditional markups. Our direct-to-consumer model, built on relationships with the world's top jewelers, ensures that quality is never compromised. I’m driven by sustainability, equity, and transparency, ensuring that every piece we create is not only a testament to impeccable craftsmanship but also a beacon of our values. At Saurin Jiya, we're not just creating jewelry; we're crafting a legacy of change, making luxury resonate with responsibility. Let's connect and inspire a brighter, more responsible future together.

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Risks Skills

I bring new and exciting concepts to the tabletop gaming market. This involves coming up with ideas for themes and mechanics, creating prototypes, playtesting and gathering feedback, and iterating on the prototype until it is ready for a polished version. In addition, I'm a part of the process of designing the card artwork and layout and working with a manufacturer to produce physical copies of the game. It is my responsibility to ensure that the final product is high-quality and enjoyable for players and to bring it to market through various channels such as retail stores, online marketplaces, and through partnerships with other companies or organizations.

Thrive2gethr

I understand the importance of preventing food waste and finding ways to feed the food-insecure population. One way I work towards this is by partnering with local food banks and charities to donate excess food that would otherwise go to waste. I also work with vendors to implement food donation programs where they can easily and safely donate surplus food to those in need. By working closely with local food vendors, I am able to make a positive impact in my community and help address important social issues.

Founder

Crue

As a partnership coordinator for Crue, my primary responsibility is establishing and maintaining relationships with our partners. This includes identifying potential partners, negotiating terms, and ensuring that our partnerships are mutually beneficial. In my role, I work closely with various teams within the company, including marketing and development, to ensure that our partnerships are aligned with our overall business strategy. I also play a key role in managing and tracking the performance of our partnerships, and in developing strategies to maximize the value of these relationships. Overall, I help to build and maintain strong partnerships that drive growth and innovation.

In the first 30 days I grew Crue from 1 million users to 5 million.

Partnerships Coordinator

Xylis

As a content creator and manager, I have a track record of success in creating and editing content for niche pages, finding and utilizing viral strategies to boost accounts' reach, and managing/growing creators to create long-lasting partnerships. To create engaging and relevant content for niche pages, I research and understand the interests and needs of the target audience, and use my writing and editing skills to craft compelling and informative pieces. I also have a keen eye for identifying and capitalizing on trends and viral opportunities, and use a variety of strategies, such as utilizing hashtags, collaborating with influencers, and creating shareable content, to increase the visibility and reach of accounts. Additionally, I have experience in managing and growing creators, and work to build strong, mutually beneficial partnerships through effective communication, goal setting, and collaboration. Through my efforts, I have been able to drive success for the accounts and creators I work with.

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Fallen Media

As a content creator for Fallen Media, I have a strong track record of success in creating and editing content for niche pages, finding and utilizing viral strategies to boost accounts' reach, and growing the following of pages at unbelievable rates. I understand the importance of creating engaging and relevant content for our audience and use my writing and editing skills to craft compelling and informative pieces that resonate with our followers. I also have a keen eye for identifying and capitalizing on trends and viral opportunities and use a variety of strategies, such as utilizing hashtags, collaborating with influencers, and creating shareable content, to increase the visibility and reach of our accounts. Additionally, I have experience in managing and growing pages and work to build strong, mutually beneficial partnerships through effective communication, goal-setting, and collaboration. Through my efforts, I have been able to drive tremendous growth and success for our Instagram accounts.

Content Creator

CEO and Founder @ Saurin Jiya | Ethical Luxury Jewelry

Hi, Im Param Patel and as the CEO and Founder of Saurin Jiya, I have a clear mission to redefine luxury jewelry with ethics, innovation, and accessibility. I challenge industry norms by sourcing exquisite pieces from the world's top jewelers without the traditional markups, and by ensuring sustainability, equity, and transparency in every aspect of my business. I'm not just creating jewelry; I'm crafting a legacy of change, making luxury resonate with responsibility. 

I'm also a marketing student at Rutgers University, where I'm learning the latest strategies and techniques to grow and engage audiences across various platforms and channels. I have a strong background in social media management and growth, having achieved record-breaking results such as growing an Instagram account by 400,000 followers in 60 days and three community discord servers from zero to over 100,000 members in one month. Additionally, I have gained valuable experience through my internship with a senior advisor to the Secretary of Defense and by founding a non-profit organization that donated over $25,000 worth of food to food-insecure people.

Param Patel

Managing concept-to-launch design for a conversational AI product

Senior Product Designer

Idealogic

Idealogic.design

Senior UX Designer

Ugreator

Product Designer

GROMUS

Qwerty.Software

CEO at Idealogic.Design

Seasoned professional in UI/UX and Product Design with over 10 years of experience, specializing in crafting intuitive user experiences and innovative product solutions. Experienced across diverse industries including Fintech, Blockchain, Aviation, Social Media, AI, Real Estate, and Education, delivering impactful, user-centered designs. 

Skilled in solving complex challenges with strategic design thinking, enhancing user satisfaction, and driving business growth. A proactive and adaptable approach is emphasized, focusing on comprehensive problem-solving and service design. 

Extensive industry knowledge and attention to metrics contribute to organizational success, ensuring that every design project not only meets but exceeds expectations. As a Senior Product Designer, UX/UI insights are integrated with strategic business goals to deliver high-quality, impactful products, continuously improving design delivery and maintenance for users.

Viktor Zhytomyrskyi

Stop shipping screens. Start shipping transitions.

The future of UI feels more like a living surface.Buttons won’t stay boxes for long. The interface will flow instead of flipping. Motion carries meaning, context shapes the layout, and the “feel” becomes the brand. We’ll design behaviors more than screens.

On a 1–10, how “alive” does your UI feel?

#UxUi #ProductDesign #UserFlow #LiquidGlass #Animation #Transition #UserScenarios

Senior Product Designer | UI/UX Designer | UX Researcher @ HP

Most days, our job isn’t “design the best experience.”
It’s “design the best experience we can ship with the team we actually have.

- Users don’t care about our constraints.
- Engineers don’t care about our Dribbble dreams.
- PMs don’t care about either if we miss the release date.

So we live in the tension:
- You know the ideal flow should be 3 steps, but the backend only supports 5.
- You want that smart inline validation, but engineering only has time for a generic error modal.

You’re pushing for accessibility, while someone says “we’ll fix that later.”
The older I get in this field, the less I see it as “users vs devs”
 and more as “team vs problem.”

The real skill is not picking a button. It’s reframing the question:
👉 What’s the smallest thing we can ship that’s kind to users
 and doesn’t crush the dev team?

That means:
1. Involving engineers in discovery, not just handoff
2. Mapping effort vs impact together, not in separate silos
3. Being honest when a “tiny tweak” is actually 3 weeks of work
4. Protecting non-negotiables (accessibility, clarity) and flexing on the rest

When you do that, devs stop seeing you as “the pixel police.”
 They start seeing you as a partner who helps them win too.

Because at the end of the day, the most user-friendly interface
 is the one that shipped… not the one sitting in Figma.

Curious: how do you handle this tradeoff in your team right now—do you tend to push harder for user needs, or for dev feasibility?

#uxdesign #userexperience #productdesign #uidesign #designthinking #uxresearch #designtradeoffs #designconstraints

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