Jamin Galea
Jamin Galea
Product Design Lead based in London, currently at Popsa.
Product Design Lead based in London, currently at Popsa.
Originally from the small island of Malta, I’ve learned how limitations can spark ambition—pairing pragmatism with big-picture thinking. With over 15 years of multifaceted design experience, my work across web and native interfaces isn’t just user-centred and visually refined; it tackles complexity, challenges assumptions and drives meaningful outcomes.
Originally from the small island of Malta, I’ve learned how limitations can spark ambition—pairing pragmatism with big-picture thinking. With over 15 years of multifaceted design experience, my work across web and native interfaces isn’t just user-centred and visually refined; it tackles complexity, challenges assumptions and drives meaningful outcomes.
Career highlights so far
Career highlights so far
Passionate about food and tech, I founded and run Books About Food; a design-led platform popular with foodies and the publishing industry touted as "the iMDb of cookbooks".
Proud to have started the web team at Popsa, creating a new revenue stream to accompany the native apps.
I was instrumental in making Soho House cashless; designing a new payment solution named “House Pay” used by more than 200,000 members worldwide.
Designed a nationwide role-playing ‘boardgame’ for UK Parliament, teaching students age 6-18 in 2,000+ schools how democracy works and why voting matters.
Set-up and grew the digital arm of one of London's highly acclaimed design agencies; SomeOne.
Passionate about food and tech, I founded and run Books About Food; a design-led platform popular with foodies and the publishing industry touted as "the iMDb of cookbooks".
Proud to have started the web team at Popsa, creating a new revenue stream to accompany the native apps.
I was instrumental in making Soho House cashless; designing a new payment solution named “House Pay” used by more than 200,000 members worldwide.
Designed a nationwide role-playing ‘boardgame’ for UK Parliament, teaching students age 6-18 in 2,000+ schools how democracy works and why voting matters.
Set-up and grew the digital arm of one of London's highly acclaimed design agencies; SomeOne.
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