·      Designed and orchestrated 8+ multi-method projects that included over 1000 respondents, using quantitative and qualitative methods to understand how utilizing different interview techniques led to increased rapport, cooperation and information disclosure of respondents ·      Involved in unstructured and semi-structured interviews with participants, analyzing recorded responses to understand user experience, motivations and preferences·      Directed a team of a cumulative 20 people to conduct different research projects and mentored 10+ junior researchers to run experiments and code-open ended responses·      Administered a quality assurance system for participant data, increasing usable data by 20%·      Ascertained and corrected survey design issues that enhanced survey users’ experience and resulted in increased completion rates by 15%·      Conveyed statistical findings to internal/external stakeholders using data visualization methods (e.g., graphs, path modeling), resulting in 12 oral presentations

Completed an Experimental Psychology Master’s program where I:·      Organized, aggregated and analyzed datasets with over 2000 respondents ·      Conducted intricate statistical analyses using R to understand how people form impressions of others which resulted in 5 oral presentations and 2 publications·      Managed a team of 30+ junior researchers, overseeing daily operations, organizing meetings, and leading training of lab assistants and students in various research and teaching techniques·      Employed data visualization and storytelling strategies to communicate research findings to groups of internal and external stakeholders

Worked as a research assistant and co-manager for the Language and Interviewing study at Florida International University. Duties included the scheduling and running of participants, disbursements of compensation for participants upon completion, and data analysis including transcribing, unitizing and coding various units of data.