Hey Blitzy,

I'm ready to move (blitzy) fast!

I’m Jason Moy, a product designer passionate about building AI-powered products through speed, curiosity, and human-centered thinking.

I’ve designed end-to-end experiences for various industries helping user’s efficiently perform complex tasks while balancing my passion for health & fitness as a sub-3 hour marathoner. Bringing my expertise to Blitzy would be a dream come true.

I’m currently at PwC as a lead product designer on Next Generation Audit creating the firms first AI-driven global audit platform supporting 350,000+ auditors across 100+ territories worldwide. To date, I’ve supported the sunset of the legacy audit platform and delivered the current 0 to 1 experience from an MVP to 3 releases in under 2 years.

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work

PwC

Evidence Match

I led 0-to-1 design for PwC's Next Generation Audit Execute phase, including E2E flows and design system. I designed an AI-powered Evidence Match experience that reduced audit time from weeks to minutes, increasing user engagement and stakeholder investment.

PwC

Rev-GL

After leading design on this phase of the audit for 2 years, I took over and managed another designer for Rev-GL creating a new automated solution that reduces manual testing, improves risk identification, and delivers clearer insights to clients with fewer information requests.

PwC

Disrupt

Audits are manual and fragmented, causing inefficiencies and inconsistencies. In under 90 days, I led the north star vision for AI and agent driven automation, establishing the foundation for PwC's global audit platform and securing stakeholder buy-in.

boston public library

Boston Public Library

Resource navigation

The Boston Public Library’s Special Collections department lacks consistency and clarity across multiple platforms. By conducting an extensive UX audit, prioritizing pain points, and validating design solutions with research, my 3 teammates and I successfully made it easier for patrons to navigate and access materials.

Procter & Gamble

Refillable systems

Consumers are unfamiliar with refillable products, contributing to single-use waste. At P&G, I designed a refillable station concept that integrates physical and digital experiences in collaboration with 2 other designers. This scalable solution introduced a new business market that is scalable across multiple P&G product categories.

Independent project

DelishDish

My first UX project ever! Although a side project, I am keeping this here as a reminder of how far I’ve come and how my passions for health, fitness, and food continues to be an important part of my everyday life.

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