Wildberries
Artem Mokin
Senior Product Designer at Wildberries, one of Eastern Europe’s largest e-commerce platforms. I design B2B systems for a logistics network handling 10M+ orders a day, turning complex processes into clear workflows. My background in frontend engineering and applied AI helps me connect design with implementation.
Tbilisi, Georgia
Wildberries
AI-assisted interface design for WB Logistics
Wildberries
From 0 to 1: A Handheld App for Wildberries Partner Fulfillment Centers
Kontur
Faster Company Registration
ekaterinburg.design
Sloy — Geospatial Platform from 0 to 1
Career Path
-
Wildberries
Senior Product Designer
Apr 2025 – Present
-
Kontur
Senior Product Designer
Apr 2024 – Apr 2025
-
ekaterinburg.design
Product Designer
Mar 2023 – Apr 2024
-
UDV Group
Product Designer
Jul 2022 – Mar 2023
-
Freelance
Frontend Developer
May 2021 – Jun 2022
Education
A technical foundation that helps me understand how digital products work and speak the same language as developers
Ural Federal University
- BSc in Computer Science
- 2022–2026
- Professional Retraining in Neural Network Programming
- 2024–2025
What I believe
I care about the whole product: what people need, what the business needs, and how it’s built. My frontend background helps me connect design and code. I see AI as a way to bring product, code, and design closer together — from the first idea to something people use.
How I work
- Start with the workflow
- I understand people’s tasks, roles, business rules, and constraints before moving to screens.
- Design the behavior
- I work through the main flow, errors, and edge cases. When designing automation, I keep people informed and in control.
- Think in systems
- I identify shared patterns and build reusable solutions that keep the product consistent as it grows.
- Connect design and engineering
- I discuss technical constraints with engineers and document interface states and behavior to make implementation clearer.
People about work with me
Nikita Belenets Business Analyst @ Wildberries “Artem helps the team tackle the most important challenges: large-scale changes, new product solutions, and urgent problem-solving. He quickly dives into complex business problems and delivers practical, well-thought-out solutions under tight deadlines.”
Alexey Linkov Frontend Developer @ Kontur “His layouts are clear, structured, and easy to implement. He brings strong product thinking, attention to detail, and a good balance between user needs, business goals, and technical constraints.”
Ivan Tyulkin Frontend Developer @ Kontur “As a frontend developer, I particularly valued his understanding of the technical side of the product. It made it easy to discuss interface behavior, implementation constraints, and solutions that worked for both users and the team.”
Paul Lefrank Head of Design @ ekaterinburg.design “Artem’s the kind of person who actually puts in the work — reliable, thorough, and never afraid to push back when something doesn’t feel right. He asks the questions other people skip and somehow always manages to land on a solution that makes sense.”
Toolkit & AI Workflow
- AI
- Design
- Frontend
- Workflow
artem@portfolio: ~
help
- help
- Show available commands
- skills
- Explore my toolkit
- work
- View selected work
- contact
- Get in touch
- clear
- Clear the terminal
- whoami
- Meet the designer
- process
- See how I work
- cv
- Download my CV
- coffee
- Take a coffee break
- help
- Show available commands
- skills
- Explore my toolkit
- work
- View selected work
- contact
- Get in touch
- clear
- Clear the terminal
- whoami
- Meet the designer
- process
- See how I work
- cv
- Download my CV
- coffee
- Take a coffee break
- Tools
- ChatGPT, Codex, Claude, Cursor, documentation, component specs, handoff, Figma, Jira, YouTrack, Google Analytics
- Design Systems
- Components, tokens, variants, specs, Figma libraries, scalable patterns, handoff
- Technical
- HTML, CSS/SCSS, JavaScript, Git, frontend-aware handoff
- Wildberries — Autoqueue — Automated Dispatch & Human Control
- Wildberries — AI-assisted interface design for WB Logistics
- Kontur — Mobile Waybills & Vehicle Dispatch
- Kontur — Faster Company Registration
- ekaterinburg.design — Sloy — Geospatial Platform from 0 to 1
Artem Mokin
Senior Product Designer @ Wildberries
B2B product design · Enterprise product design · Internal tools
Tbilisi, Georgia
- Start with the workflow
- I understand people’s tasks, roles, business rules, and constraints before moving to screens.
- Design the behavior
- I work through the main flow, errors, and edge cases. When designing automation, I keep people informed and in control.
- Think in systems
- I identify shared patterns and build reusable solutions that keep the product consistent as it grows.
- Connect design and engineering
- I discuss technical constraints with engineers and document interface states and behavior to make implementation clearer.
Coffee break? Let’s talk about your next product.
Command not found. Try help or choose a command below.
FAQ
What roles and projects are you looking for?
I’m interested in Senior Product Designer roles focused on B2B products, enterprise platforms, and internal tools. I’m particularly drawn to complex workflows, multiple user roles, and data-heavy interfaces.
Do you only work in logistics?
No. My experience also includes geospatial products, electronic document workflows, and employee services. My focus is on making complex systems easier to use, and that approach applies across industries.
What working arrangements are you open to?
I’m open to remote opportunities, including both full-time positions and contract work.
Where are you based, and are you open to relocation?
I’m based in Tbilisi, Georgia, and open to relocation. We can discuss the location and requirements for a specific opportunity.
How do you use AI in your work?
I use ChatGPT, Codex, Claude, and Cursor throughout my design and development process — from research synthesis and exploring ideas to mapping complex workflows, writing interface copy, and checking edge cases. Working with an AI-powered design system, I create quick prototypes for validation, detailed interface designs, working code, and finished products. AI also helps me document components, prepare developer handoff materials, and review implementation. I guide the process, validate the outputs, and take responsibility for the final result.