SEEON
SEEON
SEEON
2026
Senior Product Designer & UX Specialist with 8+ Years of Experience Based in San Jose, CA
I’m Seeon Kim — designing products for complex systems and enterprise platforms, turning ambiguity into clarity.
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B2B Enterprise Product
Designing for complex workflows, multi-role users, permissions, and scale—without sacrificing usability.
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B2B Enterprise Product
Designing for complex workflows, multi-role users, permissions, and scale—without sacrificing usability.
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B2B Enterprise Product
Designing for complex workflows, multi-role users, permissions, and scale—without sacrificing usability.
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Complex & Data-Driven Experience
Making dense information, dashboards, and workflows feel understandable and actionable.
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Complex & Data-Driven Experience
Making dense information, dashboards, and workflows feel understandable and actionable.
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Complex & Data-Driven Experience
Making dense information, dashboards, and workflows feel understandable and actionable.
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Exploration & Innovation
Experimenting with emerging interaction models, including AI-assisted and adaptive experiences.
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Exploration & Innovation
Experimenting with emerging interaction models, including AI-assisted and adaptive experiences.
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Exploration & Innovation
Experimenting with emerging interaction models, including AI-assisted and adaptive experiences.
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Cross-Functional Leadership & Collaboration
Working closely with PMs, engineers, and stakeholders to align constraints, priorities, and outcomes.
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Cross-Functional Leadership & Collaboration
Working closely with PMs, engineers, and stakeholders to align constraints, priorities, and outcomes.
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Cross-Functional Leadership & Collaboration
Working closely with PMs, engineers, and stakeholders to align constraints, priorities, and outcomes.
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Scalable, Accessibility-First Design System
Specialize in designing and scaling accessible design systems that stay consistent, adaptable, and future-ready.
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Scalable, Accessibility-First Design System
Specialize in designing and scaling accessible design systems that stay consistent, adaptable, and future-ready.
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Scalable, Accessibility-First Design System
Specialize in designing and scaling accessible design systems that stay consistent, adaptable, and future-ready.
Storytelling Through Design.
Human Voice.
AI-powered Craft.
Years of B2B & B2C experience
Years of B2B & B2C experience
Years of B2B & B2C experience
Enterprises supported
Enterprises supported
Enterprises supported
Research, accessibility and AI certifications
Research, accessibility and AI certifications
Research, accessibility and AI certifications
UXD panel talks and mentorship sessions
UXD panel talks and mentorship sessions
UXD panel talks and mentorship sessions
In Their Words.
Seeon brings clarity and helps the team align and move forward. She is genuinely easy to collaborate with. No ego, no drama, just solid work and clear thinking
Daniel Tsonkov
Senior Product Designer — SAP
Seeon brings clarity and helps the team align and move forward. She is genuinely easy to collaborate with. No ego, no drama, just solid work and clear thinking
Daniel Tsonkov
Senior Product Designer — SAP
Seeon brings clarity and helps the team align and move forward. She is genuinely easy to collaborate with. No ego, no drama, just solid work and clear thinking
Daniel Tsonkov
Senior Product Designer — SAP
Seeon has shown her ability and passion for solving the tough problem while being a good team player
Ivan Chen
Engineering Technical Leader — Webex, Cisco
Seeon has shown her ability and passion for solving the tough problem while being a good team player
Ivan Chen
Engineering Technical Leader — Webex, Cisco
Seeon has shown her ability and passion for solving the tough problem while being a good team player
Ivan Chen
Engineering Technical Leader — Webex, Cisco
Seeon collaborates with global multi-displinary team to address accessibility and usability. Her innovative efforts, UX improvements and collaborative spirit are invaluable
Leslie Engler
Leader of UX — Webex, Cisco
Seeon collaborates with global multi-displinary team to address accessibility and usability. Her innovative efforts, UX improvements and collaborative spirit are invaluable
Leslie Engler
Leader of UX — Webex, Cisco
Seeon collaborates with global multi-displinary team to address accessibility and usability. Her innovative efforts, UX improvements and collaborative spirit are invaluable
Leslie Engler
Leader of UX — Webex, Cisco
Seeon is diligent, and driven. She built out our UX team with a dedication to mutual respect, collaboration and creativity. We're forever indebted to her strategic planning, creativity and grit.
Zoe Reagan
Senior UX Researcher — AnswerLab
Seeon is diligent, and driven. She built out our UX team with a dedication to mutual respect, collaboration and creativity. We're forever indebted to her strategic planning, creativity and grit.
Zoe Reagan
Senior UX Researcher — AnswerLab
Seeon is diligent, and driven. She built out our UX team with a dedication to mutual respect, collaboration and creativity. We're forever indebted to her strategic planning, creativity and grit.
Zoe Reagan
Senior UX Researcher — AnswerLab
What types of products have you worked on?
My experience spans e-commerce, government, B2B, and more wirecent work focused on enterprise platforms supporting 36,000 organizations, including collaboration tools and data-driven systems.
How do you handle complexity in enterprise design?
By deeply understanding user roles. workflow, and constraints, then designing intentionally through close collaboration with cross-functional partners.
What’s your experience with AI-assisted workflows?
I approach AI as an amplifying tool that enhances human decision-making without adding unefficient burden.
How do you approach accessibility in enterprise products?
Accessibility is foundational. I integrate it early to ensure products scale inclusively across regions and abilities.
What kind of problems excite you most?
The messy ones with unclear requirements, multiple stakeholders, legacy systems, and no obvious “right” answer. The harder it gets, the better.
What’s your design superpower?
Seeint the system and the user at the same time, and asking "why" one more time.
What do teammates usually come to you for?
To talk about their benchpress PR. But mostly to untangling complex problems, sanity-checking flows, and making sure we’re not designing ourselves into a corner.
What types of products have you worked on?
My experience spans e-commerce, government, B2B, and more wirecent work focused on enterprise platforms supporting 36,000 organizations, including collaboration tools and data-driven systems.
How do you handle complexity in enterprise design?
By deeply understanding user roles. workflow, and constraints, then designing intentionally through close collaboration with cross-functional partners.
What’s your experience with AI-assisted workflows?
I approach AI as an amplifying tool that enhances human decision-making without adding unefficient burden.
How do you approach accessibility in enterprise products?
Accessibility is foundational. I integrate it early to ensure products scale inclusively across regions and abilities.
What kind of problems excite you most?
The messy ones with unclear requirements, multiple stakeholders, legacy systems, and no obvious “right” answer. The harder it gets, the better.
What’s your design superpower?
Seeint the system and the user at the same time, and asking "why" one more time.
What do teammates usually come to you for?
To talk about their benchpress PR. But mostly to untangling complex problems, sanity-checking flows, and making sure we’re not designing ourselves into a corner.
What types of products have you worked on?
My experience spans e-commerce, government, B2B, and more wirecent work focused on enterprise platforms supporting 36,000 organizations, including collaboration tools and data-driven systems.
How do you handle complexity in enterprise design?
By deeply understanding user roles. workflow, and constraints, then designing intentionally through close collaboration with cross-functional partners.
What’s your experience with AI-assisted workflows?
I approach AI as an amplifying tool that enhances human decision-making without adding unefficient burden.
How do you approach accessibility in enterprise products?
Accessibility is foundational. I integrate it early to ensure products scale inclusively across regions and abilities.
What kind of problems excite you most?
The messy ones with unclear requirements, multiple stakeholders, legacy systems, and no obvious “right” answer. The harder it gets, the better.
What’s your design superpower?
Seeint the system and the user at the same time, and asking "why" one more time.
What do teammates usually come to you for?
To talk about their benchpress PR. But mostly to untangling complex problems, sanity-checking flows, and making sure we’re not designing ourselves into a corner.