Ismaïl Hamila
design manager and
an entrepreneur

After a geeky teenage years and a great experience in the music and event industry, I got into a digital school called ECV DIGITAL in a UX Design masters course, and here we are! Talking to you about me and why you should think that I’m a good UX Designer. For the moment I just finished my UX Design 2-year sandwich course that I did one year at Buzzman and the other at unknowns, and beside my desire to create, I learned about creativity, anthropology, sociology and methodology.

After that I will continue my research about the future of design with the AI, work in another great company (maybe yours!), and launch a new project with great personalities and great skills. The ones that are closer to the project than the idea is IA based (with some existing bricks like computer vision or with a machine learning models.

I could talk to you a lot about this experience, it was one of the most emotional things that I lived in my life, in both good and bad sides. From djing for some friends to big Parisian clubs, to promoting some of the best trap & hip-hop events in the city. Without forgetting the meeting made across the journey. If I have one advise, if you have something you consider a dream, try to chase it, if you succeed you’ll be happy and if not, you’ll learn a lot, and maybe that it wasn’t really your dream.

As you can see in my resume, I worked at that big famous agency called Buzzman. What a job and experience. Working on that creative environment, where everyone is continuously communicating, and every creative seeking for the perfect idea of campaigns for brands at the time like Burger King, Meetic or Huawei. And beside the human experience, we were producing a lot of these ideas to digital campaigns (Websites, real-life experiences, apps). And for those who are guessing about working there, they have a Bonzini baby foot and great players!

Then, the last experience is at this consulting company called unknowns. This is a consulting firm, working for groups like Intermarché, Renault or Roche, that include and brings sociology in the process. This is where sociology meets design, and designers and sociologist works together, hand by hand, in real life problems for some big companies in order to advice or create a new service to eliminate frictions, that sometimes the users didn’t know about.