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Stuart Dyer
Lead UI/UX Designer
Behind the title
I was drawn to software because of how it could solve real problems for people while also bringing order to complex processes. What stood out to me early on was its ability to take something messy and turn it into something clearer, more useful, and easier to manage.
That still shapes how I work now. Across different roles, systems, and delivery environments, I’ve always been most engaged by difficult problems — especially the kind that start with vague requirements, structural issues, or a system that no longer fits what’s being asked of it. I’m most at home when there’s something complex to untangle, especially when it takes more than just code to solve it properly. I enjoy working through that kind of complexity and helping shape something reliable, practical, and built to last.
I’m naturally systems-minded, so I tend to think end to end — not just about whether something works now, but whether it solves the right problem, behaves well under pressure, and still makes sense as the product grows.
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What you wouldn’t guess
Most people probably wouldn’t guess I love basketball, but I do — and I try to play whenever I get the chance, even if height is not exactly on my side. -
If you could train an AI to do absolutely anything, what would it be?
I’d train it to cut through misinformation, manipulation, clickbait, and propaganda so people could spend less time fighting noise and more time understanding what actually matters
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Why Zudu?
What appeals to me about Zudu is its focus on practical problem-solving and real delivery, while still being willing to move with the technology. I like varied work, modern tools, and environments that are actually building useful things, and Zudu seems to take that seriously — especially in how it’s leaning into AI without losing sight of the human side of the work.