About
I’m Katherine Yang, a Cornell University student studying Information Science and Art History. I’m interested in the intersection of technology, design, and business, and I enjoy building products and experiences that connect people with ideas.
My background spans product management, UX design, web development, and visual communication. Through internships and personal projects, I have worked on digital products, conducted user research, designed interfaces, developed web applications, and created visual content for different communities.
I enjoy approaching problems from multiple perspectives: understanding user needs, exploring business opportunities, designing intuitive experiences, and collaborating with technical teams to bring ideas into reality. I am especially interested in how technology can create meaningful and accessible experiences for users.
About
Work Experience
HONOR – UX Motion Design Intern
Shenzhen, China | June 2025 – August 2025
- Created and refined motion assets using Figma and Lottie workflows while balancing visual quality with technical requirements.
- Designed motion experiences for mobile, tablet, and foldable device interfaces, collaborating with designers and engineers to implement animations into products.
- Conducted competitive research on motion patterns and developed recommendations for improving consistency across digital experiences.
CloudSky – Product Manager Intern
Shenzhen, China | July 2026 – August 2026
- Create product documentation, presentations, and analysis to communicate decisions and align stakeholders.
- Conduct product research and competitive analysis to understand user needs, market trends, and opportunities for product improvement.
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to define product requirements, prioritize features, and support product development.
- Translate user insights and business goals into product strategies, user flows, and feature recommendations.
My Works
I work across design, technology, and visual media. This portfolio brings together projects in web development, motion design, documentary, photography, and student communications.