Occupying the space between digital platforms and tangible products\, connected devices are quickly becoming part of our every-day spaces and experiences. At Alchemy\, we are leading P&\;G&rsquo\;s innovation in the IoT and connected devices ecosystem\, determining best practices for digital product design to apply within our core functions of UXR\, UXD and UID.
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\n\nStephanie Schmidt\, Product UI Designer
\n\nStephanie is a product designer for P&\;G from Cincinnati\, OH. As a product designer\, she focuses on the visual and interactive experiences for a digital platform. During her 9-5 gig\, she enjoys iterating on visual design\, researching different benchmarks and UI patterns\, user testing\, collaborating with her teammates\, and talking about The Bachelor. Outside of work hours\, you can find her doodling in her notebook\, running around the city\, and sitting on her deck trying a new local brew.
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\n\nJess DeLisio\, Manager of Information Technology
\n\nJess DeLisio\, a lifelong learner\, creative and strategist\, is a Manager of Information Technology at Procter &\; Gamble focused on creating digital products for IoT devices. She received her B.S. in Design and minor in Sociology from the University of Cincinnati. For the past two years\, she has volunteered with Fernside Cincinnati and sponsors a service dog through Puppies Behind Bars with the help of her support system. She has recently joined the board of WordPlay Cincy. Jess enjoys spending time with her husband\, loved ones and pets\, maintaining an 108 year old home\, traveling\, reading\, cooking\, doing yoga and championing Cincinnati.
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\n\nAndrea Baker\, Product UX Designer
\n\nAndrea has been working at Alchemy for 3 months but has been in the digital space for 5 years. She has done everything from front-end development to UX research.
\n\nWhen she is not at work\, she is baking and traveling the world. If you ever need to know a great place for your next vacation\, she is your girl to contact.
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