Sloane Shearer
I make complicated things work.
I’m a program manager focused on digital products, operations, and experiences. I lead complex projects from ambiguous beginnings to clear plans, coordinated teams, and work that actually gets out the door.
My background spans program management, UX research, digital design, education, and community programs. That mix has taught me how to look at a problem from multiple angles: what people need, what an organization is trying to accomplish, what a team can realistically deliver, and what systems need to exist to make it all work.
I’m at my best when there are a lot of moving pieces and someone needs to bring structure to the chaos.
My UX focuses lies in the equity, accessibility and functionality. I believe holistic UX is the avenue to further progress and make our world more livable and accessible for all.
How I work
Bring structure to ambiguity
I turn complicated goals, competing priorities, and scattered information into practical plans, roadmaps, workflows, and next steps.
Connect people and teams
I’m comfortable working across disciplines, translating between different perspectives, facilitating decisions, and keeping stakeholders moving toward the same outcome.
Build better systems
I look for opportunities to improve the way work happens—not just the thing being delivered. That includes processes, documentation, automation, content systems, research practices, and the tools teams use every day.
Keep the human experience in view
My UX research and design background means I naturally ask who something is for, what they actually need, and where an experience is creating unnecessary friction.
Make technology useful
I’m especially interested in using AI and automation thoughtfully to reduce repetitive work, improve processes, and help people do more meaningful work—not simply adding technology for its own sake.