How to Build a Design Portfolio That Gets You Hired
Hosted by Eugene Trofimov and Alex Sviryda
Wed, Jun 17, 2026
8:00 AM UTC (1 hour)
Virtual (Zoom)
Free to join
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Wed, Jun 17, 2026
8:00 AM UTC (1 hour)
Virtual (Zoom)
Free to join
2,388 students
Go deeper with a course

What you'll learn
Why most portfolios get skipped in 20 seconds
A framework for selecting and structuring case studies
Formats, tools, and AI trends in 2026
Why this topic matters
You'll learn from
Eugene Trofimov
Design Leader, ex- Apple, Bumble (IPO), Badoo, 12+ years in design
Design Manager from Apple, ex-Bumble (IPO), Badoo, 10+ years in design
Hiring Manager and Lead Designer based in London, working at Apple.
- 10 years of experience as a designer and design lead
- Proven track record as a hiring manager and lead designer in top international companies: Apple, ex-Bumble, ex-Badoo
- 7 years of interviewing designers for well-known companies
- 5 years of mentoring designers worldwide (USA, UK, Europe, Russia, CIS)
- Relocated to London in 2018 after winning first place in a competition among 450 other designers
- 500+ career consultations delivered
- In the past year alone, helped 50 professionals land their dream job offers and relocate abroad
Alex Sviryda
Senior Product Designer at Propeller, ex-Intercom, 9+ years in design
Alex is a Senior Product Designer based in Sydney, Australia, currently at Propeller, building 3D mapping tools for the construction industry. Before relocating to Australia on a Global Talent Visa, Alex spent two years in London at Intercom, designing integration products. Prior to that, Alex spent four years at Alfa-Bank, one of the largest fintech enterprises, growing from Product Designer to Design Manager.
The career journey started somewhere unexpected: fashion design, before moving through graphic design and into product design. That cross-disciplinary background now informs a sharp eye for how designers present and tell their own story, which is exactly what this workshop is about.
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