Summary
Abraham Wallin is a design leader with a decade of experience crafting user-centered products across consumer hardware, voice AI, and nonprofit platforms, currently leading design for the Pixel Watch at Google in San Francisco. He previously led Google Assistant design and built engagement-driving experiences like Mozilla’s Pocket Listen text-to-speech that boosted retention by 50%. At Kiva he founded a design practice and drove a rebrand and product changes that increased conversion and donations, demonstrating a rare mix of strategic impact and hands-on execution. His background spans interaction design for mass-market games at Electronic Arts to research-driven product work at Mozilla, giving him deep expertise in interaction, visual systems, and accessible experiences. Known for instilling design thinking into organizations, he hires and mentors cross-functional teams to translate user research into measurable outcomes. He brings a pragmatic, outcomes-focused approach to design leadership that combines creative craft with product metrics.
10 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
BA, BA at University of Massachusetts Amherst