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Alexander Vilinskyy
Design leader - Exceptional Talent by Tech Nation
Alexander Vilinskyy is a seasoned product designer currently working at Grammarly, where he has contributed significantly to the design and user experience of the platform. His professional journey includes roles at several notable companies, including Spark Email and Documents, and he has been involved in various startups as a founding designer.
Professional Background
- Current Position: Product Designer at Grammarly (2020–2023)
- Previous Experience:
- Designer at Spark Email and Documents (2017–2020)
- Founder and Designer at Super Clear (2022–present)
- Design & Product at Decipad (2022–2023)
- Designer at Everywhere (2010–2017)
Education
- Master's Degree: Business Management from KNUTE (2011–2017)
- Bachelor's Degree: Management from Université Grenoble Alpes (2011–2016)
Skills and Contributions
Vilinskyy is recognized for his empathetic approach to design, focusing on user needs and effective communication. He has been praised by colleagues for his leadership style and ability to foster creativity within teams. His work emphasizes building sustainable businesses and powerful brands through innovative design strategies.
Notable Quotes
Colleagues have described him as:
- "A highly empathetic and impactful product thinker" — Renato Valdés Olmos, Head of Design at Grammarly.
- "One of the most professional and talented designers I've ever known" — Eugene Plokhoj, Head of Product at Readdle.
In addition to his design work, Vilinskyy is also involved in discussions around the future of work, communication, and technology ethics, reflecting a broader interest in how design intersects with societal issues.
Highlights
My favourite Apple Intelligence party trick is that it can predict weather for tomorrow (prediction about future), but can't tell you what happened a day ago (fact). https://t.co/nvVJ34QDV8
I'm more excited about my Loom Wrapped!
(this doesn't change the fact that it became slower and more expensive and I consider alternatives if they don't start to make useful product changes in upcoming months) https://t.co/DzFNsMWcUs