End-to-end digital product designer based in Brooklyn.

Natalie Rose Taylor is a player-coach design leader with 12+ years’ experience shipping practical, delightful, and well-crafted design for startups and public companies alike. She specializes in native mobile design and taking products from 0-1.

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I was Product Design Lead at Saturn from 2022 (Series A) until acquisition by Snap in May 2025. During my tenure, app installs went up 68x, sharing behavior went up 13x, and K-factor went up 47%.

For my case study, I walk you through the evolution of the product that helped us become #1 in the App Store, land a deal with Nike, and launch our first AI product.

Saturn

Founding designer, shipping digital experiences that took Trovy from Seed to $100MM PMV in one year.

Trovy is a fintech platform launching products for homeowners – providing fast, flexible, and affordable credit options. I designed all product experiences (application, dashboard), as well as initial brand look/feel, design system, physical credit card, marketing site, ads, creative direction, product and marketing strategy.

Trovy

Career Anecdotes

Hello, I’m Natalie.

I’m a product design leader with 12 years’ experience at both startups and public companies. I’m also an artist, cellist, mom, wife, and a Seattle-raised Brooklyn transplant for the last 16 years. I love Prospect Park, karaoke, standup comedy, jazz music, and kayaking.

UI is only one part of what I do, but I am prolific at it. Here’s some screenshot repositories of my work across my career.

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Let’s work together.

I’m currently open to Product Design Leadership roles such as Head of Design, Staff/Principal Product Designer, or Director of Product Design. I’m eligible to work in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom. I’m currently based in Brooklyn, NY and favor remote or hybrid working practices. For contracts and freelance opportunities, such as providing end-to-end product design for startup MVPs, contact me on LinkedIn for availability.