I am open to representation regarding my latest novels, Shootout at the Coal County Courthouse and They Still Call Me Merlin Sherlock. I am currently writing the third book in the Merlin Sherlock series.https://www.kirkusreviews.com/search/?sf=r&q=carl+stevenshttps://www.amazon.com/Carl-Stevens/e/B00ENI99DE/ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_2?qid=1549997804&sr=8-2THEY CALL ME MERLIN SHERLOCK, first in the merry mysteries of Thaddeus and Melda, is available on Amazon in Kindle and paperback.THE CHARGING BULL OF TERRY COUNTY: A MEDITATION ON WAR AND PEACE was available on amazon.com in time for the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg. THE CANTERBURY TALES IN NEVERLAND: A POST-APOCALYPTIC MYSTERY OF LITERARY SURVIVALis available on Amazon in Kindle and paperback.THE TIME TRAVELER'S FOOL: A PSYCHOLOGICAL MYSTERY OF LITERARY SURVIVALis available on Amazon in Kindle and paperback.

Emotionally relevant design of enterprise experience using iMotions for both eye-tracking and FACS emotional analysis and iRise for prototyping all within a Scaled Agile Framework. Mentored a team establishing a new UX presence. Adapted Atomic Design, Predix and others to create a new design system

• Ten years designing, developing and testing the user experience of all aspects (hardware, firmware, software and more) of information technology. Five years leading a team of up to five user experience researchers.• Methodologies include persona development, heuristic evaluation, open-ended and structured interview, survey and user testing, bench marking, A/B testing, qualitative exploration and quantitative experimental designs in labs and customer environments.• Developed an extensive company-wide heuristic evaluation and knowledge capture tool.• Oversaw capital investment in a center for excellence in usability testing and impressed customers with tours of same.

• Taught statistics, introductory psychology, cognitive psychology and psychology applied to business and industry.• Master’s thesis on Human Memory before switch to user experience• Gregory, L., Carswell, C.M., Stephens, E., Waters, S., Stevens, C. (2001). Enhancing the accuracy of customers’ judgments of product usability: Lessons from blind evaluators. Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society 45th Meeting, 702-706.

Cleaning up CRFs for data entry and validating database afterwards. Excellent night job for a nursing student. I believe the Clintrials I worked for was bought out by Inveresk and am not at all sure the company LInkedIn filled the field with is the same one.