Franc Gonzalez

Software Interface design

Full time remote freelance User Interface Designer working for Beneath, a collective of creatives, technologists and practitioners determined to create B2B design development with depth. Beneath creates brand strategy, builds websites and apps, and plans data-driven content strategy that deliver measurable results for tech businesses.

Supporting HP Computing and Printing processes, such as prepress graphic development projects based in the UK, Ireland, Germany, and Spain, using Production Pro Architecture, Service Now, Adobe Creative software, Raster Image Processors (RIPs), and color transformation including Virtual Digital Print (VDP) and on-demand printing across different prepress connectivity systems such as PrintOS apps, and the Digital Front End (DFE).

Working hand-in-hand with designers, developers, and engineers on advanced human-machine interfaces (HMIs) within confidential electric vehicles. Head-up displays or in-vehicle HMIs, are powerful graphical interfaces that enable the user/driver to stay connected with the vehicle. My mission for this project was to conduct multiple tests and optimize graphics through weekly software-based simulations and hardware-prototypes.

UI content producer working on energy safety systems offering interactive and configurable risk management tools within complex architectural platforms using Enablon's software, Autocad and Adobe CC, while I was actively finishing my last year master studies at the Willem de Kooning Academy. Recommendation letter by Project Manager Inna Grigorova: https://www.linkedin.com/in/inna-grigorova-aa487a57/). eVision Software is now Enablon (Wolter Kluwers): https://enablon.com/

Working hand-to-hand with European design awarded studio Renate Boere on diverse multimedia projects, conducting user interface research for the studio's web, sketching UI workflows and a variety of prototypes, sound and video production, graphic conceptualization across a team of designers, journalists, and media content writers, graphic design development, etc. At the same time, I was actively finishing my first-year master studies at the Hogeschool Rotterdam.

Leading digital media workshops, engaging with effective motion computer based learning activities in a variety of subjects (such as foreign language, history, typing or painting) aiming at reinforcing school assignments for the integration of refugee children aged 9 to 12 years old in the bilingual Spanish-German primary school based in Hamburg.

Graphic design and media archiving of the Barcelona-based BAU Design University digital and printed media studio, while I was actively joining my early design study assignments at BAU.