Arturo Barrera,
product designer.

I design tools for people working in complex and disconnected systems and operations.

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Arturo Barrera · Product designer

About me

I’m a product designer, interested in creating delightful experiences for complicated workflows.

Currently, I design enterprise tools at Infosys as a consultant helping clients manage internal operations, while building side projects using AI.

Outside of work, you’ll find me doing home renovation or tinkering with electronics. I enjoy photography, running, coffee, and playing covers of my favorite country songs on guitar.

My approach

Understand the work behind the interface

I use interviews, workshops, journey maps, and workflow models to understand what people are trying to accomplish, where the process breaks down, and what the product needs to preserve.

Give complex workflows a clear structure

I design around decisions, states, and the information users need at each moment. The goal is not to remove necessary complexity, but to keep it from competing for attention all at once.

Learn through prototypes

I like putting a workflow in front of users, seeing where it works or fails, and adjusting it. Prototypes help me turn assumptions into questions a team can answer together.

Interested in making complex work easier to manage?

I’m looking for product-design opportunities where I can work closely with users, product managers, and engineers on operational tools and complex product systems.

Get in touch

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