Graphic Design
IESB
2012–2014I’m Carlos Eduardo Dantas — Cadu Dantas. A Product Designer and UX/UI Designer with over 10 years in Design and around 6 years focused on UX/UI and Product.
My work connects digital products, strategy, discovery, research, interfaces and systems. I work across organizational contexts, with attention to people and the decisions that shape their experience.
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Product Designer / UX/UI Designer
Working in the Agile Process Modernization team, connecting strategy, user experience and functional requirements to improve corporate processes and systems at Fundação Banco do Brasil. Focused on defining the new Project Management System and its integration with the institutional ERP.
UX/UI Designer
Working with the Technology and Innovation Directorate on complex internal digital solutions, supporting the evolution of institutional systems and interfaces.
UX/UI Designer & Art Director
Independent work on digital and brand projects across sectors, combining art direction, user experience and interface design.
Product Designer III
Working on a marketplace product, conducting research, information architecture, flow design, prototyping and visual development in an agile environment.
Product Designer II
Leading UX initiatives for a B2B/B2C marketing platform, working on the web product, mobile app, Design System and internal tools.
Senior Art Director / UI Designer
Art direction, interface design and digital communication for brands across sectors, connecting branding, campaigns and digital experiences.
Product Designer I
Working on digital products in financial services, combining UX, accessibility, research, usability testing and gamification.
IESB
2012–2014Nielsen Norman Group
2026Alura
UX Design: 2020 · AI Product Design: 2026, in progressMy work goes beyond building interfaces. I investigate problems, connect different perspectives and turn complex information into decisions that balance people's needs, business goals and technical feasibility.
Understand the context, question assumptions and identify real problems before defining solutions.
Bring business, technology and users together to build a shared understanding and guide priorities.
Organize information, map dependencies and translate findings into clear paths for the product.
Work with evidence, make choices explicit and adapt solutions as new information emerges.