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Meet Lindsey Medina – Graphic Designer and Precise Systems’ employee spotlight for August 2025.  

Lindsey officially joined our Precise Team in early 2024, when Precise announced its acquisition of JHT. She brought her passion and talent for graphic design with her, excited to contribute to the ever-evolving brand of our organization. Immediately, Lindsey was drawn to the tenacious, collaborative, and adaptable culture of Precise and could not wait to get started.

Her love of graphic design began long before she became a member of the Precise Team, but no matter what, she has always found the rules to be the most interesting part of her work. She explains, “Every project comes with a visual framework or style guide, but it’s the creative problem-solving inside those boundaries that excites me. I love looking at a design challenge as a puzzle: how do I surprise and delight while still meeting expectations?” With each new project, Lindsey is thrilled by the prospect of balancing innovation with consistency – pushing just enough to feel fresh, while still hitting the brief, and knowing that everything has clicked into place, both functionally and aesthetically.

Lindsey has had the chance to work on numerous projects throughout her career and time with Precise, but one that stands out for her is the U.S. Army’s xTech AI Grand Challenge. This effort gave her the chance to flex a wide range of skills, from producing an animated informative video to developing polished final presentation materials. She also collaborated with an incredibly talented team of 2D and 3D artists, whose own strengths pushed Lindsey to elevate her own graphic design and animation work. Speaking about her experience, she says, “It was a challenge to adapt Precise’s brand into the Army’s design standards, but it was also deeply satisfying results. Projects like this remind me why I love what I do: blending creativity with strategy to not only impress the customer but also strengthen our team’s sense of identity and capability.”

It is hard to see Lindsey as anything other than the amazing and superb designer that she is, but if she did not choose a career in graphic design, she would have loved to pursue either medicine or engineering for the same reason she did choose graphic design – they are all about problem solving and improving people’s lives. She is extremely thankful she followed her passion for art and design, but still knows that even if she did not, she still would have wanted to professionally contribute in a way that combines empathy and innovation to find practical, human-centered solutions that make life better for others.

Lindsey’s creative passion even goes beyond her 9-5! When asked about a skill she has always wanted to learn, she says that she would love to learn how to crochet, saying that there is something magical about a craft that machines still cannot fully replicate. Crocheting feels timeless and deeply human to her and speaks to her inner “Golden Girl” – something that lets her simply sit with yarn and make something cozy!

We are so grateful Lindsey joined our Precise Team and brought her undeniable talent. No matter where you look, you can see Lindsey’s impact and ideas brought to life. Thank you, Lindsey, for scaling our Precise brand each and every day!