Chris Gamble
Director Of Product Design at TurboTenant
Denver, Colorado, United States
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Top SchoolChris Gamble is a Director of Product Design with a decade of experience shaping user-centered products from seed ideas to measurable business outcomes. Based in Denver, he has led cross-functional teams at TurboTenant and Bonusly, driving large UX wins like a 78% reduction in billing-related bugs and WCAG AA accessibility improvements. He blends design craft with front-end engineering and GIS experience—having built and maintained 30+ web apps and interactive maps—which helps him rapidly prototype, validate, and ship data-informed features. Comfortable stepping into interim product roles, he pairs strategic vision with hands-on execution, from analytics-driven growth loops to conversion-focused redesigns. Colleagues rely on him to translate complex datasets and technical constraints into elegant, usable interfaces that move metrics.
10 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
M.A. International Development International Project Cycle Management, M.A. International Development International Project Cycle Management at University of DenverFront-End Engineering, Front-End Engineering at Turing School of Software & DesignInterdisciplinary Studies Geology and Economics, Interdisciplinary Studies Geology and Economics at Wheaton CollegeUser Experience Design Immersive, User Experience Design Immersive at General AssemblyUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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Github contributions (5)
ccgamble/Real-Time
Jan 2017 - Feb 2017
Contributions:22 PRs, 37 pushes, 14 branches in 28 days
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