We’re very excited about the new Statsig Blog It’s been a good run, Medium. As of today, we’ve officially launched our own Statsig blog hosted on our dotcom. Until this point, we’ve been simply using Medium for publishing. There are advantages and disadvantages to using this method. While Medium reports…

A well designed product is a strong foundation — In the current landscape of B2B SaaS, design is becoming increasingly important. …

Celebrating my first Statsig-versary with a blog post full of memories. A year ago on May 19th, 2021, I took a big leap of faith and departed my satisfying job at Facebook to join an early stage startup called Statsig. …

Interested in joining us? Let’s build things together! Are you… Interested in joining a startup and making huge impact? Up for solving complex problems outside of your comfort zone? Someone that likes to wear many hats and grow in many directions? Passionate about product experimentation and data analytics? Excited about dashboards, charts…

A glimpse into the life of our startup Since founding Statsig in February of 2021, we’ve been rapidly launching new features and growing our team. We currently have about a dozen employees with a few more that are joining in the next couple of months. …

The story of how we are able to move fast and work effectively at Statsig. Background I joined Statsig as the first designer when there were already a team of Ex-Facebook engineers that were actively building out the product. Before I joined, the team relied on Google’s Material Design Component Library…

And communicating the meaning behind the creation. — About Statsig In February of 2021, Statsig was founded with an office located in Kirkland, WA. Our mission is to “help people use data to build better products.” …

Candid advice based on my personal experiences and reflections In 2018, I graduated from the Georgia Tech MS-HCI program and began my journey at Facebook as a Product Designer. It has already been two years since I started keeping myself busy practicing design. Time sure flies! Recently, I was contacted…

Five key steps: understand, execute, collaborate, lead, and envision. — Based on my experience, the growth process of a designer essentially comes down to five key steps: understand, execute, collaborate, lead, and envision. Before diving deeper into each of these areas, keep in mind is that growth isn’t a linear process — it’s always in continuation. With that being said…