Jaksen Charles — software designer and LLM whisperer at JPMorganChase
My design education ironically started from Call of Duty. I spent every day of middle school in game and on YouTube, trying to learn from GFX designers & animators until I could make my own logos & banners for pro trickshotting teams.
That relentless learning guided me through the "move fast" culture of Meta, the Series C chaos of 360Learning, and the high-stakes newsroom workflows of The Wall Street Journal.
Today, I obsess over turning probabilistic machine logic into conversational and usable tooling for 200,000+ users.
Jaksen Charles — software designer and LLM whisperer at JPMorganChase
My design education ironically started from Call of Duty. I spent every day of middle school in game and on YouTube, trying to learn from GFX designers & animators until I could make my own logos & banners for pro trickshotting teams.
That relentless learning guided me through the "move fast" culture of Meta, the Series C chaos of 360Learning, and the high-stakes newsroom workflows of The Wall Street Journal.
Today, I obsess over turning probabilistic machine logic into conversational and usable tooling for 200,000+ users.
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Jaksen Charles — software designer and LLM whisperer at JPMorganChase
My design education ironically started from Call of Duty. I spent every day of middle school in game and on YouTube, trying to learn from GFX designers & animators until I could make my own logos & banners for pro trickshotting teams.
That relentless learning guided me through the "move fast" culture of Meta, the Series C chaos of 360Learning, and the high-stakes newsroom workflows of The Wall Street Journal.
Today, I obsess over turning probabilistic machine logic into conversational and usable tooling for 200,000+ users.
Jaksen Charles — software designer and LLM whisperer at JPMorganChase
My design education ironically started from Call of Duty. I spent every day of middle school in game and on YouTube, trying to learn from GFX designers & animators until I could make my own logos & banners for pro trickshotting teams.
That relentless learning guided me through the "move fast" culture of Meta, the Series C chaos of 360Learning, and the high-stakes newsroom workflows of The Wall Street Journal.
Today, I obsess over turning probabilistic machine logic into conversational and usable tooling for 200,000+ users.
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Jaksen Charles
Let's chat -> jaksenc@gmail.com