Sherry Wu

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Nice to meet you, I’m Sherry. I’m a product designer, currently working at EDOCODE and based in Tokyo. Previously, I worked at Wish, Google and MetaDesign.

🇨🇳 Born and raised in Beijing, China. I lived in the United States for 10 years before moving to Japan.

🏋️‍♂️ I developped my love for fitness while I was in the States. Currently I'm into Crossfit. I also love bouldering, hiking, and skiing.

💬 I speak English, Mandarin and Japanese.

I use design to make emerging technologies more accessible to people, and to humanize experiences with technologies through the user-centered design process.

EDOCODE Inc.

Use Expeirnece Lead

2022.9 - Now

Tokyo, Japan

Founded and released Gojiberry, a product that helps SMB e-commerce stores gain deeper insights into their customers. Currently leading a cross-functional team of 9 to identify customer problems, establish vision, set strategy, build and ship solutions. Conduct user research and testing to uncover and understand user needs, pain points, and behaviors. Help shape a product that is intuitive and elegant for small-to-medium business owners.

Wish

Product Designer

2020.6 - 2022.09

San Francisco, CA

Led design for Wish’s consumer experience, including the core purchase experience, merchant programs, post-purchase experience, and growth. Partnered with product managers, engineers, data scientists, to define problems and goals, map user flows, prototype interactions, and launch new product features and services. Led the design culture committee to foster deeper connection and learning environment for the design team of 30 designers.

Google

UX Design Intern

2019.5 - 2019.8

Mountain View, CA

Worked closely with engineers, PMs, and other stakeholders to develop and refine the welcome experience of the Google app on iOS to improve user retention and engagement.

MetaDesign

Visual Design Intern

2018.5 - 2018. 8

Worked with the design team to develop visual systems for global and local brands. Designed logos, uniforms, packaging, and closing sequence for television commercials.