About
Cam Bruegger
I like making complicated software easier to use.
I'm a product designer who enjoys untangling complex problems and making digital products feel clear and useful.
My work spans product and interaction design, information architecture, prototyping, accessibility, and design systems.
I work across the design process: learning how people work, mapping workflows, exploring and testing ideas, and partnering with engineers to bring them to life. I care about the overall product experience as much as the small details that make it easier to use.
Experience
Roles I've held
Nov 2024 — Jul 2026
Design Team Lead
Bloomerang
Set UX direction for the Core CRM product and led design system improvements. Worked with product and engineering to keep shared patterns useful as the platform grew.
Oct 2022 — Nov 2024
Senior Product Designer
Bloomerang
Designed Groups Segmentation, Global Site Navigation, Journey Automation, and Reporting for Bloomerang's CRM and giving products. Also contributed to the internal design system and worked with teams across product and engineering.
Dec 2020 — Jun 2021
Product Designer · Contract
Vans eCommerce
Created a new style guide for Vans US and Canada ecommerce. Worked with engineering and design QA to ship it, and reviewed the live sites to identify UX improvements.
Jul 2019 — Dec 2020
Product Designer
Aetna · CVS
Worked with the design systems team to keep products consistent and partnered with accessibility specialists on WCAG compliance. Contributed to quarterly planning and story writing in a SAFe environment.
May 2018 — Jul 2019
UI Designer
HomeAdvisor
Created design assets for engineering and helped move the product from automatic matching to a user-selected flow, improving the experience for both homeowners and service providers.
Skills & tools
What I bring to a team.
Design
Practice
Tools
Beyond the screen
I'm based in Denver, Colorado — which means the best part of most weeks happens outside.
You'll usually find me on the water or in the mountains with my dog riding shotgun. It's the same instinct that pulls me to design: find a good system, keep the gear simple, and pay attention to the small things that make a long day feel effortless.
