IQVIA Trial Designer Platform

From fragmented workflows to a scalable platform for adaptive clinical trials

The Challenge

IQVIA saw massive demand for adaptive clinical trials but teams were struggling with legacy tools and fragmented workflows. The opportunity: create a unified platform serving both internal biostatisticians and external clients, with significant revenue impact.

My Role

UX/UI Designer | June 2020 – October 2021

  • Led UX strategy from inherited research through four release cycles, designing a platform flexible and intuitive enough for expert biostatisticians and novice researchers alike.

The Approach

Complex Form Design

Transformed complex trial setup forms (30+ fields) into guided experiences with inline hints that reduced errors and cognitive load

Scalable Information Architecture

Created intuitive project navigation that enabled collaborative review, rating, and client presentation of complex trial portfolios

Output Visualization

Designed comparison views that let researchers analyze multiple trial outcomes simultaneously—critical for high-stakes decision-making

Key Outcomes

Led platform design from MVP through 3 major releases, contributing to estimated $300M revenue opportunity
Consolidated multiple legacy tools into unified platform, streamlining workflows and reducing internal costs
Delivered user-tested solutions that outperformed legacy patterns and reduced form errors
Contributed to enterprise design system with patterns now used by 70+ designers company-wide

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