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Annelijn Vernooij
Senior Product Manager at Polarsteps
Annelijn Vernooij is currently the Senior Product Manager at Polarsteps, a role she began in January 2023. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Industrial Design Engineering and a Master's degree in Strategic Product Design from Delft University of Technology, where she studied from 2009 to 2016.
Her professional journey includes various roles across different companies. In 2012, she worked as a Workshop Instructor at the Science Centre Delft. She then joined Vodafone in 2016 as a Graduate Intern, focusing on consumer services. That same year, she participated in the RTL digital traineeship, where she contributed to service design and product development, particularly in user research and redesigning the registration and login flow for RTL Nieuws & RTLZ. Following this, she served as a Product Development Manager for the Buienradar apps at RTL.
From 2018 to 2021, Annelijn worked as a Product & Growth consultant at We Are Off The Record, assisting startups and corporations in shaping their value propositions and designing scalable products. She then became the Product & UX Lead at Pieter Pot, where she significantly increased the active customer base for a waste-free shopping product.
In addition to her extensive work experience, Annelijn obtained a certification as a Professional Scrum Product Owner in May 2018, further enhancing her qualifications in product management.12
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A little bit of rain won't stop us 💪🌧️ Looking for (new) adventure? We are hiring an Android engineer and more!! Check it out 👉 https://lnkd.in/ecK6UVVt
Travel adventures are something to be shared and our "friends feature" grew Polarsteps over the years and still does, but we assumed we could do more! So we improved it and with a result! Last quarter, we finished the last iterations of our updated “Find Friends” feature. 👇
What is it about? Finding new friends and seeing who your followers are were merged into one page with three tabs. In addition, we recommend “friends of friends” to get inspired by new people.
Why? We wanted to improve the UI to navigate between the three pages (as we saw our users clicking back and forth when doing research); we also assumed that adding a recommendation section would increase the average following number. And guess what it did 😄
Do you want to help investigating new improvements? Join our Polarsteps Research Community!
https://lnkd.in/ex2uCESB
