George Kavuma

Complex software, made
simple enough to trust.

Product designer for enterprise AI and SaaS.

I turn tangled workflows into products teams ship: clear, accessible, and safe to use.

Now Product Experience Lead and founding product hire, NextGen AI Open to Roles owning complex product surfaces, working alongside engineering Based Toronto. Canadian citizen. Open to relocation, hybrid or remote across Canada and the US. Eligibility TN-eligible. NEXUS-approved.
Say Yeah trainer dashboard: program counts, state filters, and program cards with participants, collections, and practice progress.
Say Yeah: one role-aware dashboard for trainers, participants, and admins. Not three apps.

Organizations impacted through product design & consulting work

  • Disney logo
  • The White House logo
  • RBC logo
  • TD logo
  • CIBC logo
  • BMO logo
  • McDonald's logo
A skater crossing an empty crosswalk in harsh midday sun at Federal Plaza, New York.
Federal Plaza, New York

What I have shipped.

2
Design systems built from zero. Both WCAG AA.
7
Developers, three countries, one design language
5
Designers hired and mentored since 2021
48h
From client ask to documented workflow architecture

How I work.

I lead through artifacts and cadence, not org charts.

Now

Product Experience Lead, NextGen AI Technologies

Studio

GWSK Product Studio, 2021 to present

Teams

Designers and developers across three countries

My AI stack

Discovery to working prototype, then dev specs in Figma.

  • Claude
  • Claude Code
  • Cursor
  • ChatGPT
  • Codex
  • Gemini
  • Figma
  • Figma Make
The Toronto skyline and CN Tower at dusk, seen from the harbour with an amber sunset.
Toronto Harbour

Losing time in review, handoff, or rework? Talk to me.

I do best on complex products, with a small team.

How to reach me

gwskbeworking@gmail.com

LinkedIn

Resume (PDF)

Location & work eligibility

Toronto-based, Canadian citizen. Open to relocation, hybrid or remote across Canada and the US.

TN-eligible and NEXUS-approved, so I can start in weeks, not months.

The TN has no annual cap and costs an employer nothing to sponsor.

Two portraits of George Kavuma in New York: on a subway platform in a red jacket as a train blurs past, and resting in an armchair in a building lobby.
George Kavuma · New York