Ari Daly

Product Designer striving to make our digital world a better and more beautiful place

/ZipRecruiter
/2022

Managing Candidates

Redesigning ZipRecruiter’s candidate management system to improve employer workflows

User interface with stage filters and candidates
Candidate summary with "Skip" and "Invite to Apply" buttons
/ZipRecruiter
/2021

Inviting Top Talent

Designing a more delightful onboarding experience for proactive sourcing
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/Oasis Recovery Center
/2020

Improving Addiction Recovery

Designing an inclusive and accessible website for recovery communities

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/2022 - Present

Visual Playground

Collection of design, photo, and illustration explorations made for fun
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Bringing optimism to posting a job

Empowering employers to showcase their jobs with transparency and customization

Reducing the “black hole” of the ATS

Improving the way employers can manage their pipeline of candidates

Improving Addiction Recovery

Designing an inclusive and accessible website for recovery communities

Visual Playground

Collection of design, photo, and illustration
Photo of Ari smiling with plants in the background.

I'm Ari, nice to meet you.

I first studied art & coding as a way to use technology to connect with other people. As I realized how entangled tech is with our lives, I saw digital design as a way to create meaningful daily experiences. That led me to Carnegie Mellon's MHCI program, and to my current role leading the design of ZipRecruiter’s Employer product.

When I'm not geeking over design, you can find me rock climbing, studying Japanese, or trying a new tea.

I first studied art & coding as a way to use technology to connect with other people. As I realized how entangled tech is with our lives, I saw digital design as a way to create meaningful daily experiences. That led me to Carnegie Mellon's MHCI program, and to my current role leading the design of ZipRecruiter’s Employer product.

When I'm not geeking over design, you can find me rock climbing, studying Japanese, or trying a new tea.