Amy Wagner

Product Designer, Jesamy

London

A guitar strummin' Product Designer from London (via Melbourne)

Amy fell into the web around the turn of the century as a Visual Designer and Front End Developer. As the social web evolved, Amy spent time designing and implementing content management systems, discussion and networking tools for various consumer-facing web applications. When Amy joined Headshift in 2008, her focus shifted to adding the ‘social’ to tools behind the firewall for major clients such as Red Bull and BSkyB to name-drop a couple. After a period specialising in Agile Project Management and leading the Project Management and Technology teams at Headshift (later Dachis Group London), Amy turned her attention back to 'making' with a focus on User Experience and Product Design. Amy is currently co-writing the Minimum Viable Book, a book about Agile and Lean written in an Agile and Lean way.