Flora May dela Cruz, Senior Product Designer shaping enterprise solutions across cloud, security, and beyond.
Select projects
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Copilot for Activity Explorer & DLP Alerts
An AI-assisted experience in Microsoft Purview for investigating risky activities and simplifying complex filtering. Designed to make complex queries easier to run and interpret, improving speed and clarity in investigations.
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AWS Code Catalyst
A developer experience platform built by AWS. I worked on the early UX, focusing on CI/CD workflows and test reporting features.
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PacBot
An in-house cloud compliance tool built by T-Mobile. After the redesign, violation page views dropped by 50% and visits to the policy details page increased by 7%.
Cloud compliance case study
Introducing PacBot, T-Mobile's innovative cloud compliance and security platform. In this case study, learn how I've enhanced the user experience by providing easily accessible self-service instructions to reduce violations.
Experience
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Senior Product Designer
Designing scalable security and compliance experiences that protect sensitive data across clouds.
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Senior Experience Designer
Reimagined mobile trade-in and purchase flows with a strong focus on accessibility and clarity.
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Senior Experience Designer
Simplified developer workflows in AWS CodeCatalyst, improving CI/CD visibility and usability.
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UX Lead
Led design across internal tools for cloud security, secrets, and DevOps enablement.
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Country Operations Manager & IT Specialist
Streamlined service delivery, support workflows, and internal systems for enterprise clients.
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Featured Articles
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