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Guy Haviv
Partner, Design Director at Manyone
Guy Haviv is a versatile professional with a strong background in design, software development, brand expression, and design direction.
He currently serves as a partner & design director at Manyone, where he combines his expertise in experience design and brand design with a deep understanding of software and platform development.
With years of experience at Designit as a designer, partner, and executive design director across various global locations, Guy has a proven track record of leading successful projects and winning new business.
His work at Designit involved recruiting, building, and leading design teams, handling complex strategy & design projects, and pushing organizations and teams out of their comfort zones.
Guy's diverse portfolio includes projects in consumer & enterprise products, brand design for startups, developer tools, enterprise software, network management, medical devices, financial services, media, television, and automotive sectors, with key clients like LG, Cisco, Microsoft, GM, and more.
Apart from his professional roles, Guy is also passionate about sharing his knowledge as a design educator and speaker at renowned institutions like Shenkar College of Engineering & Design, Holon Institute of Technology, and Bezalel Academy of Art & Design.
Prior to his career in design, Guy Haviv worked as a .NET developer at Israeli Aircraft Industries, leading the user experience design and development of specialized Command & Control software infrastructure.
He holds a degree in B. Des, Graphic Design (Interactive Media) from Shenkar - Engineering. Design. Art.
Highlights
We just posted a case study of our work with the loveable team at Savvy:
— Savvy is an end-to-end innovation management platform built for innovation leaders. It originated as an internal CRM built by SOSA, grew in feature set and adoption. We worked with the SOSA team to help productise it as a modern independent, SaaS tool. We pushed the UX & product design, iterated on prototypes of the experience and went on to (quickly!) build a new name & brand identity.
Check out the case study link:
A quick story about one of the most fulfilling & fascinating projects we've worked on at Manyone, starting in 2023:
GuardKnox is on a quest to build the hardware & software infrastructure necessary for the future of software defined vehicles. They are building a Service Oriented Architecture framework that enables car manufacturers and tier one players to rethink how automotive software is written.
As part of this effort, GuardKnox approached Manyone to help design its software architecture & remote analysis tools that will help architects and developers create SOA-compliant object models, plan distributed apps that get deployed dynamically across multiple compute engines in the car, and create an overall modern way to collaboratively build software across vendors & teams.
We designed the GuardKnox developer tools as a Visual Studio Code extension as well as a standalone web experience — diving deep into creating the SOA object modelling notation itself. Discarding traditional UML, creating the notation from scratch, iterating, working closely with automotive architects and moving on to designing GuardKnox's version of a web-inspector, the deployment analyzer.
Here's a looping glimpse with small bits of that work. More details & detailed case study up soon.
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