Shaun Latip — senior product designer and design engineer

Shaun Latip
Shaun Latip
is a senior product designer

I love working across the entire process of how something gets built; from strategy and systems, to pixels and code.

At Playlist, I’ve been building and scaling complex B2B systems that tens of thousands of wellness businesses rely on every day.

Last seen in Cambridge, where it is currently

selected work

Mindbody AI

Building an agentic platform for complex B2B • Agentic AI • Platform IA & Systems • 2026 — active

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Corporate Dashboard

New tools for our largest customers • Enterprise B2B UX • 2026

Appointment Setup

Redesigning appointment management • Interaction Design & Craft • 2026

Settings

A settings framework built on search • Information Architecture • 2026

experiments

Onto

A focused tool to overlay and compare any two places — countries, cities, schools, states — on top of each other in an interactive map.

Shader Lab

Visual effects playground that stacks reorderable shaders — including dithering, Kuwahara, ASCII, halftones — onto open-source images and video. Built with WebGL.

Lissajous Curves

A study on customizing stacked, complex interactive waves. Built a panel of controls to map mathematical parameters to different interactive and visual states.

Clustering with text embedding to make sense of, draw product insights from the vast, unstructured customer conversations we had with the initial Playlist AI Assistant release.

Think-Bot Split Flaps

Designed and coded an Arduino split-flap display for an artistic robotic installation.

Scallop-Bot

Designer, woodworker, and coder for an Arduino-based kinetic art installation.

Brick Breaker

My first Codex prompt, a remake of the Brick Breaker game that came preloaded on old BlackBerry phones.

writing

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