Nehmat Gereige
Leading UX across multiple teams, partnering with Product and Engineering to set direction and ship AI-powered SaaS experiences.
Teaching UX and UI in the Mobile Applications Design & Development program, updating course content for current industry practice and AI workflows.
Sharing practical design and AI tutorials with a global online community of 8,400 people.
Connected a distributed UX team and created a shared design system that brought consistency to Quest On Demand.
Championed UX through audits, research, and client product redesigns for businesses including Aidexpress, Orthoacademie, and Arc Depot.
I shipped AC Hub for Algonquin College and Touch Plow for a local business, and led a three-person team to design and develop the Sitter Advantage application.
My work lives in the decisions, systems, and people that move a team forward.
I led six AI design pilots; four teams reached a working prototype in one week. With clear requirements and protected time, Figma MCP + Claude workflows cut discovery from about three months to two sprints—an early workflow signal, not realized financial ROI.
View case studyI built and led design system teams from the ground up, establishing shared foundations, reusable libraries, scalable components, and accessible patterns that teams could own and grow together.
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I teach UX and UI at Algonquin College, then share practical design tutorials through my YouTube channel—bringing clarity and support to a global design community. I simplify complex problems so people can follow, revisit, and apply what they learn.
Explore teaching workGood design asks us to pay attention. To the problem. To each other. To what could be.
I care about the conditions that make good work possible: trust, clear direction, and room for people to grow. That care shapes how I lead, how I build processes, and how I teach.
Strategy becomes useful when people can act on it. Make the challenge understandable and give teams the context to make good decisions.
Build shared practices that reduce friction, support well-being, and help people collaborate with more confidence.
Connect fundamentals with emerging tools. Help designers question, experiment, and find their own way forward.
AI can give us more room for research, exploration, and care. What we do with that room is a design decision.
I bring AI into the UX cycle—from research and synthesis through exploration, prototyping, and validation—while designers remain accountable for evidence, craft, and what ships.
From my Algonquin College classroom to a global community online, I connect emerging tools to enduring UX practice. People learn where AI helps, how to evaluate its output, and what remains a human decision.
I find joy in time with my children, in yoga and meditation, and in making things—with a guitar, a paintbrush, or a garden. That same care and curiosity comes with me to work.
Looking to build an AI-native design practice in your team, explore a collaboration, or find a fresh perspective?
I’d love to hear what you have in mind.
