

AI Product Design Team Lead at Eli Lilly and Company
AI Product Design Team Lead at Eli Lilly and Company
Hi, I'm Allison 👋
With over 14 years of professional experience in product design and a passion for neuroscience, I strive to create solutions that address real-world challenges, resonate with users, and empower teams. I've held roles ranging from sole designer to design team manager, leading projects from 0-1 to maturity across native and web platforms in agency and in-house settings. I believe in designing for people, with people, and supporting both products and teams to reach their full potential.
Some things I’m passionate about: • Cognitive neuroscience • Product discovery • Product roadmap • Product strategy • Research • UX design • UI design • No-Code • Custom design systems • Advanced prototyping • Usability testing • Visual & graphic design • Workshop design & facilitation • Cognitive biases & decision-making • Design team management & culture creation • Recruitment & design challenges • Personal & career development
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“Allison is an amazing mentor. She explained every concept and process of new product development in-depth, and combining her expertise from neuroscience, design along with some psychology tips, she was able to provide me a bunch of really useful insights! She was also extremely easy to talk to, very understanding, compassionate and genuinely passionate about mentorship and helping me out.”
“Allison is the kind of mentor who just gets it. She shared so many helpful insights around AI and design, but more than that, she made me feel seen and understood. I left the session feeling clearer, more confident, and genuinely inspired. Can’t wait to book another one — highly recommend her to anyone looking for real, honest guidance.”
“Outstanding session! She’s incredibly empathetic, really takes the time to understand where you’re coming from, and genuinely tries to help. Her insights on the industry and how to break into product were incredibly helpful and as practical as it can get. The call was supposed to be 20–30 minutes, but it went on for over an hour and I honestly didn’t even notice the time.”