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    Yenliang Chen

    Industrial Designer at Square

    Yenliang Chen is an Industrial Designer Lead at Block (formerly known as Square).23 He has been with the company for approximately 7 years, working on the Hardware Team.1 As an industrial designer, Chen focuses on creating products that people love to use, considering aspects such as appearance, feel, and functionality.1

    Chen's background includes:

    1. Education in industrial design, which he studied in both undergraduate and graduate school in Taiwan.1
    2. Experience working in various design environments, including small ID design consultancies and hardware-focused corporations.1
    3. Skills in manufacturing, design storytelling, and engineering, which he applies to his role as an industrial designer.1

    In his current position, Chen is involved in:

    • Exploring design concepts and creating physical prototypes for cross-functional team presentations.1
    • Collaborating with stakeholders across the company to iterate on designs.1
    • Contributing to the overall product development process at Block.2

    Chen describes his creative process as experimental, relentless, and detail-oriented. He finds inspiration in browsing a wide range of creative blogs and believes that curiosity is crucial for creativity in design.1

    Highlights

    Dec 1 · theorg.com
    Product and Program Management - Block - The Org
    Company We Keep: Ben Chen - Square Design Blog
    Jan 1 · spie.org
    Yen-Liang Chen - SPIE

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    San Francisco Bay Area
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