Anna Hyatt
Hey, I'm Anna.
I'm a senior product designer with 7 years of experience in complex, data-heavy systems.

I design end-to-end product experiences, translating complex workflows into intuitive, user-centered solutions through qualitative and quantitative research. I collaborate closely with business stakeholders, PMs, and R&D teams.

I've built scalable design processes like Design Systems, and nurtured UX maturity in highly technical environments.

I value clean, well-crafted interfaces and pay high attention to detail, including microcopy.

I thrive in fast-paced, dynamic teams, collaborating with thoughtful, talented people.

Data Management Tool for ML Engineers E2E

2023-2024 | Lead Product Designer | MLOps, B2B

DagsHub is an MLOps platform that helps companies to manage full AI training cycle all-in-one place. Data Engine is a tool that allows ML Engineers to browse, query and version their unstructured data, and became the company’s major market differentiator.

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DagsHub Design System from scratch

2022-2025 | Lead Product Designer | MLOps, B2B

At DagsHub I established a reusable, maintainable design system bringing clarity, consistency, and velocity to a fast-moving MLOps startup.

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DagsHub MLOps

2022-now | Lead Product Designer | MLOps, B2B

At DagsHub, I led the company's product design, through its evolution from a community platform to an enterprise solution. Over 2,5 years, I designed and shipped UX improvements for the whole platform, and led a major pivotal feature from ideation to production, which helped us double the amount of customers.

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The National Library of Israel | Digital

2018-2022 | UI/UX Designer in a Product Team | Cultural Heritage, Digital Archive, B2C

At the National Library of Israel, our product team kept the site updated, usable, and engaging. I worked on site architecture, search engine improvements, and new content pages, prioritizing SEO and usability. These efforts brought 3M additional users to the platform.

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