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Rayouf Alhumedhi

Investor

Designer-in-Residence at Outliers VC

Brooklyn, New York, United States

About

Investor and designer working at the intersection of technology, culture, and human experience, with product and research experience at Netflix and adidas. Her investment focus spans consumer and vertical AI. Creator of the hijab emoji and named to Time's Most Influential Teens; holds degrees in product design and mechanical engineering from Stanford.

Experience

  1. Bessemer Venture PartnersInvestor2024 β€” 2026New York, United States
  2. Margins.2024 β€” 2026
  3. adidasInnovation Research2023
  4. Stanford Technology Ventures Program (STVP)Teaching Assistant for Lean Launchpad2021 β€” 2023
  5. NetflixConsumer Research2022Los Angeles, California, United States
  6. LionTree LLCTMT Investment Banking2021New York City Metropolitan Area
  7. German Economic InstituteEconomic Research2020
  8. Hijab Emoji.2016 β€” 2019

Skills & more

Digital StrategyGraphic DesignProduct Road MappingStructured InterviewsUser Experience (UX)Design ResearchBusiness StrategyData AnalysisWeb 3Team LeadershipBrand StrategyEthnography
+12 moreUser Interface DesignFigmaWireframingBrand AwarenessUser InterviewsPublic SpeakingLeadershipWeb Content WritingWritingCommunicationTeamworkAnalytical Skills

Languages Arabic Β· English Β· German

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Rayouf Alhumedhi?
Investor and designer working at the intersection of technology, culture, and human experience, with product and research experience at Netflix and adidas. Her investment focus spans consumer and vertical AI. Creator of the hijab emoji and named to Time's Most Influential Teens; holds degrees in product design and mechanical engineering from Stanford.
Where does Rayouf Alhumedhi work?
Rayouf Alhumedhi is Designer-in-Residence at Outliers VC.
Where did Rayouf Alhumedhi go to school?
Rayouf Alhumedhi studied at Stanford University (Master of Science - MS, Mechanical Engineering); Stanford University (Bachelor's degree, Product Design Engineering).

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