GregØry PearsØn . Design

44.95°N, 93.09°W

(UTC)

GregØry PearsØn . Design

44.95°N, 93.09°W

(UTC)

About

Gregory Pearson

My path as a designer has moved fluidly between product, engineering and design systems. Hands-on building is how I prefer to evaluate and decide. Lately, much of my work has been on systems where the interface has to account for software acting on someone's behalf.

I am most interested in systems and patterns that others ultimately build with, and in what those systems can make possible at scale.

My teammates will tell you that I work alongside them rather than above, and that I step into whatever no one has claimed.

Specialties

Product Design/ Engineering/ Design Systems

CURRENTLY

Product Design @ Instrument

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Experience

Product Design

2025—Present

Product Design

2025—Present

Vice President, Product Design - Agentic AI

2026

Vice President, Product Design - Agentic AI

2026

Lead AI Product Design/ Strategy

2025

Lead AI Product Design/ Strategy

2025

Senior Product Design

2018—2025

Senior Product Design

2018—2025

Senior UX/UI Design

2017—2018

Senior UX/UI Design

2017—2018

Director, Digital Design

2015—2017

Director, Digital Design

2015—2017

Lead Product Design

2014—2020

Lead Product Design

2014—2020

Multi-Discipline Design - Agency

2011—Present

Multi-Discipline Design - Agency

2011—Present

Director, Product Design

2009—2011

Director, Product Design

2009—2011

AbØut . PrØcess

DIRECTIØN • ØUTPUT • TØNE • Center
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Direction

Great work carries a stance. That might mean stepping back to name what’s actually at stake, or finding a form that fits the truth of the problem. When we find that center early, the rest of the work jells.

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Output

How a system speaks, how a feature moves, how a message lands. Naming, pacing, spacing... each one leaves a trace. We'll make that trace feel consistent, clear, human… unmistakably dialed.

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Tone

You can feel it before you can name it. It’s in the density of a layout, the timing of a transition, the space to think. When a tool needs to steady someone under pressure or help them move with ease.

DIRECTIØN • ØUTPUT • TØNE • Center
8

D

Direction

Great work carries a stance. That might mean stepping back to name what’s actually at stake, or finding a form that fits the truth of the problem. When we find that center early, the rest of the work jells.

O

Output

How a system speaks, how a feature moves, how a message lands. Naming, pacing, spacing... each one leaves a trace. We'll make that trace feel consistent, clear, human… unmistakably dialed.

T

Tone

You can feel it before you can name it. It’s in the density of a layout, the timing of a transition, the space to think. When a tool needs to steady someone under pressure or help them move with ease.

AbØut . PrØcess

DIRECTIØN • ØUTPUT • TØNE • Center
8

D

Direction

Great work carries a stance. That might mean stepping back to name what’s actually at stake, or finding a form that fits the truth of the problem. When we find that center early, the rest of the work jells.

O

Output

How a system speaks, how a feature moves, how a message lands. Naming, pacing, spacing... each one leaves a trace. We'll make that trace feel consistent, clear, human… unmistakably dialed.

T

Tone

You can feel it before you can name it. It’s in the density of a layout, the timing of a transition, the space to think. When a tool needs to steady someone under pressure or help them move with ease.

DIRECTIØN • ØUTPUT • TØNE • Center
8

D

Direction

Great work carries a stance. That might mean stepping back to name what’s actually at stake, or finding a form that fits the truth of the problem. When we find that center early, the rest of the work jells.

O

Output

How a system speaks, how a feature moves, how a message lands. Naming, pacing, spacing... each one leaves a trace. We'll make that trace feel consistent, clear, human… unmistakably dialed.

T

Tone

You can feel it before you can name it. It’s in the density of a layout, the timing of a transition, the space to think. When a tool needs to steady someone under pressure or help them move with ease.

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Studio

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GregØry PearsØn . Design

44.95° N, -93.09° W

(UTC)

GregØry PearsØn . Design

44.95° N, -93.09° W

(UTC)

GregØry PearsØn . Design

44.95° N, -93.09° W

(UTC)