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Drew Little has extensive work experience in the design field spanning over 15 years. Drew currently works as a Senior Product Designer at Rockbot. Prior to that, they operated their own design business, Drew Little Design, which they started in 2008.

From 2015 to 2021, Drew worked at ZipRecruiter, where they held various roles such as Creative Director, Art Director, Manager of Design, Senior Designer, and Freelance Visual Designer. During their time at ZipRecruiter, Drew successfully led several design initiatives, including pioneering illustration and icon styles for the brand, conducting user persona research and user testing for employer products, and updating the company's logo mark and logotype.

Before joining ZipRecruiter, Drew was a Graphic Designer at the National University System from 2013 to 2015. Drew also held the position of Graphic Designer at One Industries from 2012 to 2013, where they were responsible for leading the design efforts for the SixSixOne brand and collaborating on campaign direction and design for global brands.

In 2009, Drew worked as a Field Specialist and Art Director/Designer at Amor Ministries. Drew began their freelance design career in 2008 at GO! EXPERIENCE DESIGN and also had an internship as a Graphic Design Intern at CRISP | brand agency in 2007.

Overall, Drew's work experience showcases their expertise in product design, graphic design, art direction, and creative leadership roles. Drew has a strong track record of delivering successful design solutions and contributing to business growth through their design work.

Drew Little has a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree, cum laude, in Graphic Design from California State University, Fullerton. In addition to their degree, they have completed an Interaction Design Course at Cooper U and a Coding for Designers Course at Aquent Gymnasium. Drew has also obtained a certification in Coding for Designers from Aquent. The specific dates of their education history and the month of obtaining the certification are not provided.