At the time we called it UX 2020, a comprehensive analysis of future technology trends to bring a more user centered design to Jaguar Land Rover vehicles. 

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I lead a cross functional team of developers, designers, project managers, and user researchers to build a new infotainment system design that could bring a unique experience to the brand's customer but also ensure safety and reliability through rigorous user testing. 

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I routinely met with engineers in the UK over video chat to update technical requirements from across the business and vehicle line programs. 

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Our team maintained a meticulous database that blended future designs, example code, and user test results in a single platform that allowed system wide components to be developed, tested, and iterated through various complex vehicle apps. 

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This database enabled us to push code changes to prototype or production hardware on site in Portland or to a mirrored facility in Coventry so anyone from across the business could provide tangible hands on feedback to the latest design directions. 

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This project was the baseline for Jaguar Land Rover's new infotainment system released on their most prestigious product, the Defender. 

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More information about the Pivi Pro infotainment system can be seen here.