Roshan Zavery is a British Senior Product Designer co-creating the future of health at Withings.

Roshan Zavery is a British Senior Product Designer co-creating the future of health at Withings.

Roshan Zavery is a British Senior Product Designer co-creating the future of health at Withings.

Roshan Zavery is a British Senior Product Designer co-creating the future of health at Withings.

Roshan Zavery is a British Senior Product Designer co-creating the future of health at Withings.

Paris • 2024 Edition

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I'm currently a Senior Product Designer at Withings, Paris, leading the design of business critical projects that improve the health and wellbeing of millions of people. Right now, that spans new device categories like U-Scan and our paid subscription service, Withings+. Over the last three years here I have developed an expertise in health, data visualization and connected objects.


I consider myself a generalist as my projects cover the end-to-end product design process, from discovery and market fit, to design iterations, user testing, specification and QA of implementation.


Before Withings I was at IBM Design, London, creating sales enablement tools for their Business Partners, I also carried out a number of freelance projects for small businesses. I studied Industrial Design at Loughborough University, England, whilst working at my local Apple Store. I have to say it's still crazy to me that I went from selling Withings devices to now being the one that crafts their digital experiences.


I'm grateful to have seen several projects I worked on be awarded CES innovation awards, and also to be featured on international mediums like The Verge, TechCrunch and more recently, Time Magazine.


Outside of work you'll find me at the latest bao restaurant, coffee-shop hopping, in nature, or rocking out to the Queen of Pop, Lady Gaga. In addition to the beautiful teachings provided by my parents, Gaga taught me to love myself because I was Born This Way.

I'm currently a Senior Product Designer at Withings, Paris, leading the design of business critical projects that improve the health and wellbeing of millions of people. Right now, that spans new device categories like U-Scan and our paid subscription service, Withings+. Over the last three years here I have developed an expertise in health, data visualization and connected objects.


I consider myself a generalist as my projects cover the end-to-end product design process, from discovery and market fit, to design iterations, user testing, specification and QA of implementation.


Before Withings I was at IBM Design, London, creating sales enablement tools for their Business Partners, I also carried out a number of freelance projects for small businesses. I studied Industrial Design at Loughborough University, England, whilst working at my local Apple Store. I have to say it's still crazy to me that I went from selling Withings devices to now being the one that crafts their digital experiences.


I'm grateful to have seen several projects I worked on be awarded CES innovation awards, and also to be featured on international mediums like The Verge, TechCrunch and more recently, Time Magazine.


Outside of work you'll find me at the latest bao restaurant, coffee-shop hopping, in nature, or rocking out to the Queen of Pop, Lady Gaga. In addition to the beautiful teachings provided by my parents, Gaga taught me to love myself because I was Born This Way.

I'm currently a Senior Product Designer at Withings, Paris, leading the design of business critical projects that improve the health and wellbeing of millions of people. Right now, that spans new device categories like U-Scan and our paid subscription service, Withings+. Over the last three years here I have developed an expertise in health, data visualization and connected objects.


I consider myself a generalist as my projects cover the end-to-end product design process, from discovery and market fit, to design iterations, user testing, specification and QA of implementation.


Before Withings I was at IBM Design, London, creating sales enablement tools for their Business Partners, I also carried out a number of freelance projects for small businesses. I studied Industrial Design at Loughborough University, England, whilst working at my local Apple Store. I have to say it's still crazy to me that I went from selling Withings devices to now being the one that crafts their digital experiences.


I'm grateful to have seen several projects I worked on be awarded CES innovation awards, and also to be featured on international mediums like The Verge, TechCrunch and more recently, Time Magazine.


Outside of work you'll find me at the latest bao restaurant, coffee-shop hopping, in nature, or rocking out to the Queen of Pop, Lady Gaga. In addition to the beautiful teachings provided by my parents, Gaga taught me to love myself because I was Born This Way.

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These short project overviews barely scratch the surface of my process, the immense challenges we encountered, and the rich collaboration that took place, but hopefully it was enough to spark your interest.

These short project overviews barely scratch the surface of my process, the immense challenges we encountered, and the rich collaboration that took place, but hopefully it was enough to spark your interest.