Nathan WangProduct Designer
    SYSTEMS THINKING. HUMAN PERSPECTIVE.Open to senior design roles

    Complex systems.
    Clear experiences.

    I’m Nathan, a product designer making complex tools feel clear and dependable.
    From AI workflows to clinical operations, I design around the people doing the work.

    Explore my workView résumé
    Based in Los AngelesAI & developer tools / Healthcare & enterprise

    Selected work

    A CLOSER LOOK AT THE DECISIONS
    Azure Prompt Flow
    Azure Machine Learning Prompt Flow interface showing run details and evaluation results
    2023

    One workspace.The entire AI iteration loop.

    Connecting authoring, testing, and comparison so AI teams can follow the logic, evaluate results, and keep moving.

    AI developer toolsWorkflow design
    From fragmented experiments to a connected workflow
    Source Admin
    Tandem Source Admin study list with active study cards and study creation controls
    2024

    A clearer system forclinical trial operations.

    Bringing study setup and participant operations into one role-based workspace, with safeguards where the stakes are highest.

    Healthcare0 → 1 product design
    9/10 ease of use in moderated testing · 5 participants
    HOW I WORK

    Designing with AI.

    Illustrative workflow · sample materials
    My directionAI contribution
    +A little space for possibility.

    No interface yet. Just a deliberate starting point.

    00Start

    Before the pixels, a purpose.

    MY DIRECTION

    I set the context, the constraints, and the questions worth exploring.

    AI ASSISTS

    A thinking partner for alternative questions and assumptions I may have missed.

    A useful question comes before a convincing answer.

    01 / 08

    Thinking out loud.

    NOTES ON DESIGN & AMBIGUITY
    DESIGN PROCESS

    What “Complex Problems” Actually Means in UX

    Why mapping the connections matters before drawing the screens.

    Mar 16, 2026    DESIGN PRACTICE

    “The Brief Was Unclear” Is Not an Answer

    Two kinds of ambiguity, and how to move forward with each.

    Mar 23, 2026