

Staff User Experience Designer at Lenovo
Staff User Experience Designer at Lenovo
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Angela is an Advisory UX Designer at Lenovo, co-founder of Design Storming LLC, a certified Humane Technologist, and an advocate for inclusive, human-centered design. A SCAD graduate with a BFA in UX Design, she helps shape digital experiences for over 44 million users monthly. As Board Chair of ABLE, Lenovo’s disability advocacy ERG, she drives internal accessibility initiatives, facilitates local community outreach and giveback programs, and builds a community of employees championing inclusive spaces. Recognized as a Future CX Leader by Reuters, Angela is committed to designing with intention—advancing Lenovo’s vision for Smarter Technology for All. She values connection through design, conversation, or a great cup of coffee— but make hers a chai.
“My mentoring session with Angela went well beyond what I had expected. She was super insightful and answered each question I had with precise detail on what could help me in my unique situation. I'm beyond grateful for the time she spent meeting with me. I can't wait to take action on what I learned from my conversation with her.”
“My first call with Angela was incredibly valuable as a UX/UI design beginner. Her supportive approach made me feel at ease, and she offered clear, actionable advice tailored to my current situation. She shared practical resources to strengthen my skills in problem-solving and user-focused design, aligning perfectly with my curiosity-driven passion for product design.”
“I have yet to have a negative meeting with Angela. Portfolio guidance? Angela. Hiring strategy? Angela. Life advice? Angela. She is consistently prepped to give constructive feedback with tact, and a clear vision of next steps.”