Sean Tevis

Designed and evolved "Squiggly," Walmart’s adorably-named enterprise AI platform for 1.6 million field associates, enhancing their user experience

Responsible for the product design of internal tools and experiences for Walmart store managers regarding pay, benefits, associate stock purchase, finance, merit awards, attendance, staffing, scheduling, and other HR issues. These tools provided visibility into administrative tasks that take up much of their time and let them take action smartly and quickly

Developed internal tools for store associates, streamlining HR processes. Our new Attendance Exceptions tools saved an average of 54.5 hours per year per store in attendance tracking

Led the extensive UX research, prototyping, and testing for our new Hourly Associate Performance Reviews, leading to a >50% increase in CSAT scores during Sam's Club pilot testing

Collaborated with a 12-person development team to design finance and accounting applications for this cloud management startup

Conducted detailed requirements gathering and usability feedback from stakeholders, clients, and customers to inform design decisions

Created enhanced prototypes in Figma to speed up development and to gain align with business goals

Maintained a style guide and a component library to ensure consistency across applications

Sole UX designer assigned to a project aimed at reducing employee turnover while also increasing task speed and accuracy

Shadowed workers during their shift operations and utilized real-time data to help create a new, better UI

Conducted in-depth interviews with warehouse employees leading to the identification of 22 actionable recommendations

Developed prototypes and "real world" mockups. These UX improvements are estimated to save the equivalent of 135 full-time positions and reduce employee turnover by 0.5% – 1.5% annually

Led product design and UX for Epiq Discovery, a leading eDiscovery platform used by legal teams to capture, organize, filter, and present documents for litigation and legal investigations

Designed workflows and interfaces for managing massive-scale document collections, including email, PDFs, contracts, presentations, and attachments — often exceeding one billion indexed records

Identified and implemented opportunities to accelerate document review and discovery processes through AI-driven features and advanced information visualization techniques

Maintained and evolved the company’s style guide and component library, creating standardized UI patterns that improved design consistency and accelerated development cycles

Translated business requirements and user stories into end-to-end product experiences, including whiteboard collaboration sessions, wireframes, interactive prototypes, and production-ready designs

Facilitated cross-functional workshops with stakeholders, product managers, and engineering teams to align on workflows, requirements, and UX strategy

Contributed to product innovation initiatives focused on improving efficiency, scalability, and usability within complex enterprise legal software environments

My role was eliminated due to 2020 pandemic-related staff restructuring, sadly

Met with client physicians and determined how to meet their needs

Led the usability and design of Orders, ICD-10 solutions, others

Mentored and trained about a dozen new UX designers as they onboarded over five years

Designed software solutions for mobile and desktops that passed rigorous safety and regulatory standards and are delightful to use

Performed shadowing on hospital site visits to learn and improve application workflows