Throughout my career I've sought out jobs in industries where there are unique design challenges. I have a lot of experience creating technical workflows that are user friendly for non-technical users as well as designing complex products for technical users.
For the last three and a half years I've worked at Infoblox, where at different times I've owned the UX of BloxOne DDI (DNS, DHCP, and IP address management) and an unreleased Service Edge product. Most recently at Infoblox I've owned the UX of soon-to-be-released cloud and on-prem network asset inventory software. Prior to Infoblox, I worked at Thales Gemalto (now Thales CPL) on the company's identity and access management software, SafeNet Trusted Access, and SafeNet Authentication Service. At Thales, I worked on updates for existing features as well as new features, such as a network device health monitoring tool (see the MobilePASS+ Health Dashboard project).
Over the course of my career I've also worked on products that required complicated workflows but were geared toward users who were closer to consumers than power users. At Datafiniti I designed a database search interface for the company's massive database of company, property, and product reputation data. This interface allowed Datafiniti's customers to download data without having to use an API (see the Datafiniti Search Interface project). At Adometry I designed tools for online advertising campaign optimization and for click and impression fraud detection (see the Adometry project). The needs of the users of these tools were complex, but the users were non-technical and required simple and intuitive interfaces.
If you're interested learning more about my skills and experience, you can read my resume, find me on LinkedIn or send me an email at: erickclark@gmail.com.