Hello
Hi, I'm Gal 👋
I'm a product designer who loves taking complex UX problems and turning them into simple, approachable solutions. I studied psychology before design, and it shows in how I work: I start with how people actually think and behave, then design for that — not for how we wish they behaved.
I spent two years at Sunday Security as the company's product designer, joining at an early stage and designing both its mobile app and its enterprise CISO platform from scratch — user research, flows, UI, design systems, and design QA alongside developers. Cybersecurity taught me to make intimidating things feel manageable; that skill travels to any industry, and I'm excited to bring it somewhere new.
Away from the screen: a well-cooked plate of pasta with a good glass of wine 🍝🍷, time outdoors, and movies with a mystery or a psychological twist. Reach out to talk design, roles, or film recommendations — I'd love to hear from you.
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What my colleagues say
“Her addition quickly proved tremendously beneficial, enriching our team with her uncanny attention to detail, true passion for her craft, and a willingness to take on any design task, large or small. She clearly was born to be a designer… I highly recommend you convince Gal to work for you. If I had the chance, I would welcome her back to our team without hesitation.”
“Throughout our collaboration, I've been consistently impressed by her creativity and her deep comprehension of product functionalities. She effortlessly marries form and function, ensuring our designs not only look outstanding but also cater perfectly to user needs. Her approach to design, rooted in understanding and innovation, makes her an asset to any team.”
“Working closely with Gal has been an evidence to the impact a truly talented product designer can make. She possesses a remarkable combination of a keen eye for details, a deep understanding of processes, and a strong focus on user needs. Gal goes beyond creating visually stunning designs — she carefully considers every element, ensuring not just aesthetics but a seamless user experience.”