Mike Jin
UX DesignerNutanix
Mike Jin is a UX Designer at Nutanix, where he works on crafting intuitive, scalable experiences for complex B2B products. He holds an M.S. in Computational Design and a Bachelor’s degree in Human-Computer Interaction and Architecture from Carnegie Mellon University. His work focuses on bringing clarity to multi-layered enterprise ecosystems — blending accessibility, design research, and systems thinking to make sophisticated products approachable, efficient, and human-centered for all users.
My Session(s)
Lightning Talks
Palace I, Emperors LevelJason Telner
Jon Temple
Ali Cuthbertson
Mike Jin
Danielle Giffort
Join this fast-paced, high-energy session designed to spark ideas and inspire conversation at UXPA International 2026. Each speaker in this session has just 10 minutes to share a big idea, showcase a project, or highlight a unique perspective. This session consists of four lightning talks and covers a variety of topics including career development, emerging […]
Poster Session
Exhibit Hall, Emperors LevelKoichiro Doi
RajeshKalidindi
Ali Cuthbertson
Samyukta K
Ramtin Ranjpour
Xiao Yu
Jack Holmes
Deborah Moyaki
Mike Jin
Johanna Weitbrecht
Bhuvana Narayanamurthy
Join this informal, visual, and interactive session and explore the posters at UXPA International 2026. During this session, attendees will be able to move from poster to poster and engage with each speaker to hear more about the speakers’ work and ideas. This session consists of posters on a variety of topics including career development, […]
Rethinking Simplicity – Accessibility as a Catalyst for Better Experiences
Palace I, Emperors LevelThis talk offers both a reflective and practice-based examination of how accessibility can evolve from a compliance requirement into a catalyst for creativity. It traces my personal journey from limited awareness to actively guiding cross-functional design teams in accessibility reviews and aligning with evolving international standards. This transformation demonstrates how accessibility reshapes my perception of […]
Designing for the Dark Site – Building Clarity and Confidence in Secure, Disconnected Environments
Exhibit Hall, Emperors LevelDesigning for highly secure, disconnected environments presents unique challenges that push UX beyond traditional paradigms. In most enterprise systems, digital experiences depend on real-time data and continuous cloud communication. Yet in “dark site” conditions — where network access is restricted or completely offline — users must complete critical workflows without live validation or support. This […]