WHITNEY DOYLE / AI PRODUCT & UX STRATEGIST

Clear direction.
Human understanding.
Ideas made real.

I help teams turn customer understanding into clear product direction and tangible experiences. I bring product strategy, UX leadership, and hands-on AI experimentation to the work of figuring out what’s worth building—and making it real.

Whitney Doyle

LEADERSHIP IN PRACTICE

The problems I lean into.

Complex products. Changing ways of working. Experiences people need to trust.

01 / PRODUCT VISION

Turning a product’s complexity into a shared direction

As products grow, individual improvements don’t always add up to a coherent experience. I brought customer needs, systems thinking, and a tangible product vision together to help teams see beyond their own feature areas and work toward a shared direction.

Product vision · Cross-team alignment · Experience strategy

Case study available by request.

A copper-haired leader aligning a team around a shared product direction

02 / AI & HOW WE WORK

Bringing AI into the way teams actually work

Adopting AI takes more than giving people tools. I helped designers rethink how they move from customer feedback to testable concepts, using hands-on experiments and shared learning to challenge familiar processes while keeping human judgment central.

AI adoption · Team enablement · Rapid experimentation

Case study available by request.

A copper-haired leader guiding colleagues through AI experimentation

03 / CUSTOMER TRUST

Finding the trust problem beneath the feature requests

When people stop trusting operational data, another dashboard won’t solve the problem. I connected support patterns, frontline workflows, and system behavior to uncover where confidence was breaking down—and shape a clearer direction across mobile and desktop experiences.

Customer discovery · Systems thinking · Product prioritization

Case study available by request.

A copper-haired leader investigating connected operational workflows

WHAT WORKING WITH ME FEELS LIKE

Good work starts with trust.

“Working with Whitney has been a great pleasure. Her thought leadership and passion to deliver truly great results for clients is second to none. Whitney moved between presales, contracts, discovery, project management, and UI/UX design all without missing a beat.”

Tim Noyes

Former colleague

“What I admire most about Whitney is how approachable she is. […] She is a visionary who is able to communicate her ideas into actionable steps, but does so with finesse.”

Michelle Scott

Former colleague

“Whitney is level-headed, incredibly intelligent, and overall a really fun person to work with. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to have her on your team.”

Maris Naylor

Former colleague

WRITING & CONVERSATIONS

Thinking out loud. Moving ideas forward.

WOMEN IN PRODUCT · 2019

How do I plan my Product Management career?

A practical approach to treating your career like a product: define a vision, understand where you are, and build a roadmap toward what matters.

UX EVOLVED · PODCAST

When the PM Shows Up With a Prototype

A conversation about AI adoption, shared understanding, and leading design when more people can build.

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STILL HANDS-ON

I can help shape the direction.
And get into the details.

My foundation is doing the work: listening to customers, making sense of complexity, exploring interactions, and designing experiences people can actually use.

A LITTLE MORE ABOUT WHITNEY

Curious by nature.
A maker at heart.

I’m a lifelong learner and experimenter. My career has taken me across product management, research, design, and team leadership—and I’m happiest when I can connect those perspectives to solve something meaningful.

That curiosity follows me outside work, too: renovating homes, building small businesses, and finding out what I can make with a new tool.

LET’S CONNECT

Have something worth figuring out?

I’d love to hear about thoughtful product work, advisory opportunities, collaborations, and speaking conversations.

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