Shan Liu
Founding designer at Rah Rah, built complex SaaS mobile app from concept to market within 2 years
I am a product design leader with a fine art background. My expertise lies in guiding early-stage startups (e.g. Rah Rah) through the process of translating conceptual ideas into market-ready products, establishing a robust design framework.
I have worked on projects with companies like MetLife and with artists like Daniel Arsham.
I live in Austin and love traveling in RV.
I'm open to fractional product design and product management roles.
Work
RahRah
https://rahrahlife.com/I was hired as Director of Product Design to set up the design practice
I built the MVP of a community engagement SaaS platform, with a remote engineering team of 4
We shipped the product to four higher-ed institutions (including schools in Big Ten) within 2 years, and helped more than 30k students navigate their campus life at their fingertips.
Rah Rah has raised $4.8 millions since 2018.
Experience
Rah Rah
Director of Product Design
Apr 2019 - Jan 2022
A mobile-first community engagement SaaS platform, designed to help students navigate the complexity of campus life.
- Built the design foundation; managed highly demanding and complex design projects
- Managed product roadmap to balance internal and external timelines
- Partnered with Engineering and BizDev to roll out product at 4 institutions
AdvisorEngine
Product Designer
Dec 2017 - Feb 2019
Wealth management platform that offers a complete set of solutions for independent financial advisors.
- Took lead of AdvisorEngine's Client Portal UX design improvements
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