Weirong Chen

Senior Product Designer

SF Bay Area

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Selected work / 01—052023—2026

A few chapters
of my work.

From making AI understandable to making care more accessible. Projects in AI and healthcare, and the thinking behind them.

  1. Integration lifecycle

    A new chapter on enterprise integrations. Case study coming soon.

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  2. Visualization system

    Helping people understand and verify what the AI built.

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  3. Access architecture

    Rethinking safe access to healthcare on a shared school device.

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  4. Clinical workspace

    Giving orthodontists clarity and control in a 3D workspace.

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  5. Ordering & pricing

    Making the real cost clear, before a doctor places an order.

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About / The person behind the work

Weirong smiling in a black T-shirt against a light background
Weirong ChenSF Bay Area

What it’s like
to work with me.

  1. Turn ambiguity into direction

    I turn unclear requests into a shared problem, a decision to make, and a path the team can act on.

  2. Make tradeoffs visible

    I make the gains, costs, and constraints explicit so the team can choose the right scope for the release.

  3. Align around decisions

    I bring product, engineering, research, and domain experts together around evidence—not preference.

  4. Design systems, not screens

    I connect strategy, workflows, and reusable foundations before resolving the interface details.

  5. Learn, ship, and refine

    I define what success should look like, test the risky assumptions, and use what we learn to shape the next release.

Experience / Résumé

The path
so far.

Across AI, healthcare, and logistics, a common thread: making complex systems easier to navigate.

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  1. Kognitos

    2026

    Product Designer · Contract

    Making AI-generated automations understandable, and enterprise integrations easier to manage.

  2. Hazel Health

    2024

    Product Designer

    Bringing school-based telehealth from iPad-only kiosks to a responsive, device-agnostic web experience.

  3. uLab Systems

    2022

    Product Designer

    Giving clinicians clarity and control over AI-assisted treatment planning, review, and ordering.

  4. Bookairfreight

    2020

    UX/UI Designer

    Simplifying B2B freight booking through clearer information architecture and usability testing.

A little more personal

Beyond the screen.

A little color, a good cup, and things that make me smile.

A little desert garden
Colorful breakfast
Leaves in blue
San Francisco, in color
Under the leaves
Coffee & little flowers