Alexander Wang

Oracle Clinical Digital Assistant (CDA) is a multimodal voice assistant for clinicians enhances clinical workflows, automates clinical note generation, and reduces administrative tasks, allowing clinicians to focus more on patient care and well-being.

CDA utilizes cutting-edge Generative AI specifically designed for healthcare, making it the first of its kind in the industry to integrate voice, gesture, and text. This enables users to request information using voice, gesture, or text commands and review responses via voice and a modern UI with reasoning, context, and memory. CDA offers several key features:

• Conversation Assistance: Participates in physician-patient interactions and generates draft clinical notes for physician review and signature.

• Deep EHR Integration: Seamlessly integrates with the EHR, gathering necessary patient details and outputting drafts directly into the physician’s workflows, such as Dynamic Documentation and Message Center.

• Managing Appointments: Provides a high-level summary of the physician’s schedule, including upcoming appointments, in-progress recordings, and completed appointments with notes ready for review and signature.

• Patient Preview: Offers a summary of patient details for upcoming appointments, including chief complaints, vitals, problem lists, allergies, and more.

Company: Oracle

Year: 2024

Role: Principal UX Designer

Oracle Digital Assistant for Zoom gain users the ability to engage in real-time conversations with your digital assistant directly within the app (conversational automation) while participating in an active Zoom meeting.

Imagine the scenario: As your live meeting unfolds, Oracle Digital Assistant adeptly integrates Zoom's metadata, enabling natural language interactions. Participants can seamlessly access the latest updates, manage project tasks, and collaborate with stakeholders, all within the Zoom client itself.

Company: Oracle

Year: 2023

Role: Principal UX Designer (sole designer on this project)

Envisioning next generation of Oracle Digital Assistant developer tool experience for users to build, iterate, deploy, monitor, and refine their digital assistants.

Sample screens showing: Landing page experience, Intents management, Visual authoring (no code/low code experience), Data manufacturing (cloud sourcing training data for ML entities and Intent utterances generation/refinement tool), and Insights/Analytics (care & feeding experience).

Company: Oracle

Year: 2022

Role: Principal UX Designer

The revolution of Oracle Digital Assistant insights dashboard experience from 2019 to 2022.

Company: Oracle

Year: 2019 – 2022

Role: Principal UX Designer

Redesign concept for Oracle Digital Assistant insights experience

Company: Oracle

Year: 2022

Role: Principal UX Designer

Next generation design (Fluent design System) for Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Marketing app.

Sample screens showing: Marketing dashboard, Customer Journey (Campaign) Designer, and Email Editor.

Company: Microsoft

Year: 2018

Role: Design Lead

Redesign concept for Portal app in Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Marketing app family. 

Company: Microsoft

Year: 2018

Role: Design Lead

Co-led a group of designers for an unified / cross-platforms design system for Microsoft Dynamics products. Worked as interaction design lead, wrote design patterns and guidelines.

Company: Microsoft

Year: 2017

Role: Design Lead

Led a team (2 designers) to redefine redemption experience and business opportunities.

Company: Groupon

Year: 2016

Role: Sr. Product Design Lead

Led a team (2 designers) to rethink Groupon international customer support experience with single page approach. 

Company: Groupon

Year: 2016

Role: Sr. Product Design Lead

Redesign (re-skin) Groupon US customer support experience. 

Company: Groupon

Year: 2016

Role: Sr. Product Design Lead

Company: Amazon (Amazon Fulfillment Technologies)

Year: 2014

Role: UX Design Lead

Redesigned Kiva Pick App and refined HCI in Kiva Pick station setup. 

Company: Amazon (Amazon Fulfillment Technologies)

Year: 2014

Role: UX Design Lead

Led a team (2 designers) to redesign Amazon Checkout experience with single page concept.

Company: Amazon (Universal Shopping Experience)

Year: 2014

Role: UX Design Lead

Shopping Cart & Add to Cart Confirmation Page Redesign (Desktop, Mobile & Tablet)

The redesign increased Amazon projected revenue by US$176.2MM.

Company: Amazon (Universal Shopping Experience)

Year: 2013

Role: UX Design Lead

Designed an unified mobile detail page for all product categories and feature/widget variations. 

Company: Amazon (Universal Shopping Experience)

Year: 2013

Role: UX Designer

People's Champ, 2013 Pixel Awards (commerce category)

Company: SapientRazorfish 

Year: 2012

Role: UX Design Lead

Client: Crabtree & Evelyn 

The makers of fine Swiss timepieces asked Sapient to tell a story. A story that also sold product online. But, how do you build a connection to an inanimate object? You highlight the people who use it. You bring a sense of adventure and you make a memorable experience. One that fits into a brand site but breaks the borders of 960 pixels.

Enter Parallax. Ok, this isn’t so much about Parallax, but how navigation and a scrollbar can be more then structure, they can be an experience.

2013 IAC Internet Advertising Awards – Second Place

Silver Bowl, 52nd Hatch Awards

Company: SapientRazorfish 

Year: 2012

Role: UX Design Lead

Client: Victorinox Swiss Army

A week-long creative pitch for CVS in-store kiosk experience.

Company: SapientRazorfish

Year: 2012

Role: UX Design Lead

Client: CVS

Company: SapientRazorfish 

Year: 2012

Role: UX Design Lead

Client: Staples (Copy & Print Service)

Points of view for New Balance on Events, Athletes & Unified Profile.

Company: SapientRazorfish 

Year: 2011

Role: UX Design Lead

Client: New Balance 

Company: SapientRazorfish 

Year: 2011

Role: UX Designer

Client: New Balance 

A premier manufacturer of Lacrosse and Hockey equipment owned by New Balance, Warrior wanted to relate to its core audience, Teenage Boys. But more importantly, they already had a CMS selected. Demandware doesn’t offer a lot of options. The challenge was to bring some of the excitement of “The fastest game on feet” on the slowest evolving CMS.

Company: SapientRazorfish 

Year: 2011

Role: UX Designer

Client: Warrior (New Balance)