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Whitney Snyder

Senior product designer with 6+ years of experience in B2B SaaS.
I design product experiences that remove friction, improve adoption, and make complex tools easier to use.

Designing scalable access control for 50K+ pay equity data categories at Syndio

Led Syndio's first permissions system 0-to-1 across four engineering teams, translating hierarchical backend constraints into a group-based model after research showed role-based wouldn't scale

Startup
B2B SaaS
Product management
0 → 1
- 65%
Less support tickets
+ $300k
In contracts saved

Lifting PayFinder activation by 20% for enterprise compensation teams at Syndio

Redesigned settings and onboarding for analyst and recruiter self-service, with the UI as the access boundary in a system with no permissioning layer

Startup
B2B SaaS
Design systems
Content writing
+ 30%
Faster onboarding
- 40%
Less development time

Translating NLP-generated legal arguments into a structure litigation attorneys could trust at LexisNexis

Designed Attorney Analytics' argument clusters with data scientists, shifting model output from abstract concepts to the hierarchical topics 80% of attorneys preferred

AI/ML
B2B SaaS
UX research
Enterprise
# 1
Selling product
+ 1M
Attorneys tracked

About

I’m a product designer with an unusual path: I started as an art student, trained as a lawyer, and now design software that helps people make better decisions with complex data.

I specialize in turning difficult concepts (legal analytics, compliance systems, and enterprise workflows) into clear, usable product experiences.

My work has helped launch new analytics products, unlock enterprise adoption, and drive revenue across multiple SaaS platforms.

Often found designing systems or walking my Shih Tzu, Aga.

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Anyone can make something complex; it takes a genius to make something simple. - Albert Einstein

Contact

Phone
+1.323.620.3027
Email
wsnyder2424@gmail.com

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