Anthony Mize Email & Phone Number

Chicago, Il

Wolters Kluwer is a global digital information services company that provides expert services and solutions for those in the legal, tax, risk, and healthcare industries. Wolters Kluwer Health develops services and solutions for healthcare professionals allowing them to be more effective and efficient in their roles.

Chicago, Il

Milyli is a software development company located in Chicago that creates eDiscovery applications for legal professionals that work with Relativity.• Led & coached two agile software development teams responsible for developing eDiscovery applications for legal professionals• Coordinated with internal teams (i.e. Sales, Marketing, Customer Success) & existing/potential customers to discover new features & product opportunities• Maintained & prioritized product roadmaps & feature backlogs for multiple products, ensuring business requirements & acceptance criteria were available & well understood by the teams; worked closely with tech leads to understand & prioritize tech debt• Facilitated scrum ceremonies including backlog grooming, sprint planning, daily stand-up, sprint reviews & sprint retrospectives• Established & communicated sprint goals; hosted regular check-ins to ensure sprint goals were on target; removed impediments preventing completion of sprint goals• Assisted Customer Success in troubleshooting, prioritizing, & resolving customer issues• Responsible for communicating with Sales, Marketing, Customer Success, & customers about upcoming product releases via demos, release notes, & user guides

Chicago, Il

Home Chef is a meal-kit and food delivery service company located in Chicago that delivers pre-portioned ingredients and recipes to subscribers on a weekly basis.• Worked closely with Supply Chain, Operations, Product Design and third-party manufacturers to identify, A/B test, and roll out improved packaging to reduce costs, increase customer experience and improve recyclability• Led user research efforts, including interviewing ~30 high LTV customers to understand their behaviors, motivations and reasons for cooking at home; led to several new projects and marketing initiatives• Facilitated on-site user testing in test kitchen to understand how a participant interacts with a Home Chef meal-kit and interprets recipe instructions; resulted in improved recipe cards and the addition of recycling instructions• Created an interactive scorecard for the Culinary team to determine the gross margin of each of our 13-meal weekly menus and assist with weekly menu creation• Conducted a pricing analysis with input from thousands of customers and non-customers to determine optimal price points for our meals; led to the creation of a tiered menu approach (i.e. value plan vs regular meal plan)

Chicago, Il

Emmi is a healthcare technology company located in Chicago that creates SaaS-based solutions enabling patients to take a more active role in their healthcare.• Created and managed product roadmaps and feature backlogs for multiple products & initiatives for a SaaS-based patient engagement and health decision-making platform• Worked closely alongside developers, product designers, QA engineers, DevOps and various stakeholders to ensure products are appropriately understood, designed, developed, tested, released, and utilized by customers• Product lead for a cross-functional effort to transition from our existing Flash-based multimedia presentation engine to HTML5 to provide users with a dynamic and personalized experience as well as support for mobile devices• Led the development of a proof-of-concept for a custom integration with a large health services company, influencing them to become a reseller of Emmi’s products• Launched an SMS application to reach out to patients who were discharged from the Emergency Department in order to reduce repeat visits; ~50% of patients opted in to receive text messages• Responsible for enhancing and maintaining several legacy applications with a 4-person off-shore development team

Hoffman Estates, Il

• Responsible for quantitative and qualitative UX research activities for an enterprise healthcare application, including: contextual inquiry, user & stakeholder interviews, user journey mapping, wireframing, prototyping, feature usage analysis, and usability testing• Led efforts for completing the first in-house usability test, including: recruiting subjects, creating test protocol, conducting test, analyzing results, and executing plan to improve product based on test findings• Led a cross-functional team in developing a high-fidelity prototype of the next-generation patient monitoring application, which improved the application’s usability from an average score of 57 to 84 on the system usability scale (SUS)• Developed and implemented a user-centered design strategy into the product development life-cycle; presented strategy to 60+ colleagues in R&DI strived to spread the awareness of teamwork, the importance of an open and fun workplace, the importance of human factors in healthcare, and an overall mindset that the user should always be kept in mind when designing a system.I was part of the leadership team for Siemens NEXT, an employee resource group for young professionals who have high ambitions, strive for excellence and wish to succeed at Siemens. We hosted monthly events for young professionals, new employees and interns, including: happy hours, fun outings, community service opportunities and canned food drives. We also hosted a distinguished speaker series titled "Taking it to the NEXT Level", where Siemens executives, directors and managers were recruited to speak and provide young professionals with all sorts of career advice.

The University Of Michigan, Ann Arbor

I worked at the UM Computer Showcase all throughout college; first as a sales consultant, then as a student manager. I maintained product inventory at two store locations, managed large volume merchandise transfers from the various University of Michigan campuses, helped to organize special sales and events at the UM Hospital, and provided essential information to incoming freshman and their parents about how the store can serve the student's computing needs while at UM.I also serviced and sold computers, software and peripherals; interacted with faculty, staff and students; and performed various other administrative and managerial tasks, including: opening/closing store, handling and depositing large sums of money, training new employees, acting as a role-model for new employees, providing customer service, and offering advice for which products to carry.

Seattle, Wa

I was an intern in the Human Systems Technology group where I worked closely with experienced human factor technologists on the development of advanced pilot vehicle interfaces/cockpits.My tasks included researching and developing a test plan for a future flight deck study to determine the benefits and effects of tactile cueing (via vibrating tactors located in the pilots seat) on a pilots performance. Essentially we wanted to know the discriminability of various tactors based on their location and intensity; the perceived "urgency" of a tactor cue based on the tactors intensity; as well as if there was any correlation between a particular tactor combination and the perceived spatial direction.Data collection methodology, interpretation, and conference paper/poster was presented at the 2013 International HFES Conference in San Diego.Publication:Lisa C. Thomas, Boeing Co.; Anthony Mize, Siemens Health Care, Vibrotactile Seat Interface as a Cueing Device for Different Types of Information.

The University Of Michigan, Ann Arbor

I worked closely with Dr. Paul Green and other research assistants in the Driver Interface group at the University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute. I was responsible for conducting literature reviews, as well as assisting in experiment design, subject testing and data analysis for several automotive industry sponsored projects, including General Motors and Chrysler.Projects included:-Developing models for predicting menu selection time for touch screen interface using HCI principles, such as GOMS, KLM and MHP-Determining driver reaction time to an automatic crash avoidance breaking system-Determining a drivers perceived workload based on implementing various rear-view and side-view mirror sizes and configurations-Texting while driving and speech-to-text interface study using a driving simulator and the Wizard of Oz techniquePublications:Lin, B.T-W., Green, P., Kang, T-P., Mize, A., Best, A., and Su, K. (2012). Touch Screen Menu Selection Time, SAE J2365 Predictions of Them, and Driver Preferences for Selection Methods (Technical Report UMTRI-2012-9), Ann Arbor, MI: University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute.Green, P., Kang, T-P., Lin, B.T-W., Lo, E-W., Best, A., and Mize, A. (2012). Driver Reactions to an Automatic Crash Avoidance Braking System (Technical Report UMTRI -2012-11), Ann Arbor, MI: University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute.

The University Of Michigan, Ann Arbor

I was part of the Software Licensing and Distribution team for ITS at the University of Michigan. I was responsible for preparing high volumes of software media & handling high volumes of software licenses; managing software purchase requests & delivering software and software licenses to departments across the university; providing technical support for purchasing and installing software; handling billing invoices; and providing the UM Computer Showcase (UM's computer/software store) with licensed software.

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.E.), Industrial And Operations Engineering, W/ A Focus On Human-Computer Interaction, Cum Laude

Activities and Societies: Institute of Industrial Engineers, Triangle Fraternity, Human Factors and Ergonomics Society, Dance Marathon

Project Management

I attended a six week study abroad in Troyes, France organized by the University of Michigan College of Engineering, where I engaged.