Mentoring
Micah Boswell mentors product and UX designers one-on-one. Forty-seven so far.
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What a session is
An hour on a real problem. A portfolio that is not landing. A case study that reads like a process diagram. A stakeholder who will not budge. A flow that tests badly and nobody can say why. The move from senior designer to design lead. Designing for an AI product when the model, not the screen, is the thing being designed.
He works from what the designer brings, not from a syllabus. Thirty years of enterprise software at AT&T, Citi, GE, Dell and the U.S. Mint, and the current job, Lead Product Designer at AT&T, prototyping AI agents for network operations. English or Spanish. Remote, by video, from Dallas.
Where to book
- ADPList open to anyone; book a one-on-one from the profile
- Designlab for Designlab students, across the Career Services and UI Design tracks
- CareerFoundry mentor and Instructor Advisory Board, 2020 to 2025; more than twenty emerging UX and UI designers, and a seat on the board that shaped curriculum and platform features
The record
- Forty-seven designers mentored Designlab, ADPList and CareerFoundry, 2020 to now
- Instructor Advisory Board, CareerFoundry 2020 to 2025
- AT&T Connection Award, four years running 2023 to 2026
Questions people ask
Does Micah Boswell mentor designers?
Yes. Micah Boswell mentors product and UX designers one-on-one through Designlab and ADPList. He has mentored forty-seven designers so far and spent 2020 to 2025 as a mentor and Instructor Advisory Board member at CareerFoundry.
How do I book a mentoring session with Micah Boswell?
Book through his ADPList profile at adplist.org/mentors/micah-boswell, or through Designlab at app.designlab.com/micahboswell if you are a Designlab student. Sessions are one-on-one and by video.
What does Micah Boswell mentor on?
Portfolios that are not landing, case studies, stakeholders who will not budge, flows that test badly, design systems, moving from senior designer to design lead, and designing for AI products. He works from real problems the designer brings, not a syllabus.
What is Micah Boswell's background as a mentor?
Thirty years of enterprise software design for AT&T, Citi, GE, Dell, the U.S. Mint and others. Lead Product Designer at AT&T since 2021. At CareerFoundry he mentored more than twenty emerging UX and UI designers and sat on the Instructor Advisory Board that shaped curriculum and platform features.
Where is Micah Boswell based, and does he mentor remotely?
Dallas, Texas, Central time. All mentoring is remote by video, in English or Spanish.