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About · Andrey Gurov
AI-native product designer in the SF Bay Area. Remote-first. I turn ambiguous business problems into production-ready systems: research, IA, interaction, visual, motion, and the workflows that make them ship.
I started out running an environmental-equipment company in Kazan, Russia, and learned web and design the practical way, building the sites my own business needed instead of hiring it out.
In late 2008 I moved to California for the work, took classes at Diablo Valley College in programming, design, and photography, and turned that practical interest into a profession as a designer at Bond Manufacturing.
Since then I’ve worked across product design, design systems, e-commerce, enterprise and internal tools, SEO and content architecture, and AI-assisted workflows, increasingly at the seam where product, business, and implementation meet.
Andrey Gurov is an AI-native product designer based in the SF Bay Area, working end-to-end across research, IA, interaction, visual, and motion design. He started running an environmental-equipment company in Kazan, Russia, moved to California in late 2008, and became a designer at Bond Manufacturing.
At Figma, he owned the data and evaluation backbone and review-flow UX behind AI prototyping (Magic Link) and behind First Draft (ex-Make Designs), the design-to-code feature that fed Figma Make. At Meta, he designed a compensation system (Market Review + Acquisition Integration) and a two-phase DEI analytics suite for leadership.
For Armada Security he designed and built Armada Content Director, a multi-agent AI content-ops platform (Evidence Ledger, Writer, Validator gate, Schema Planner), and Armada Creative Director, a closed-loop generative-imagery system with QA-agent scoring and a RAG feedback loop for edge-AI operator tooling.
Research-led product design, design systems, e-commerce, enterprise/internal tools, and AI-assisted workflows — including prompt/agent QA loops and generative pipelines as part of the design craft itself, not bolted on afterward.
He takes on select projects as an independent product designer, remote-first from the SF Bay Area. Email is the fastest way to check current availability.
Email uxandrey@gmail.com (fastest, replies within two business days), or reach him on LinkedIn at linkedin.com/in/uxandrey, Behance at behance.net/uxandrey, or GitHub at github.com/ekazanec.