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Redmond, WA, US

Seattle, Washington, United States

Conducted impactful research contributing to development, definition, and assessment of multiple shipped products.Effectively tells persuasive stories with both qualitative and quantitative research which results in strong narratives and impactful presentations.Works on and sets direction for multiple projects with ranges from small to big. Influences.

Seattle, Washington, United States

Deliver UX research projects and assignments on time and to the highest quality.Align product team members on project priorities, narrowing the focus on projects that make an impact. Help with onboarding and training of new team members.Work collaboratively with cross-functional teams.Seize opportunities to grow UX research skills and efficiencies with.

Seattle, Washington, United States

Uncovered critical feedback from users to improve our product via B2B moderated and unmoderated usability testing, user interviews, heuristic evaluations, rapid research, and concept/design evaluations.Performed thorough 1:1 moderated usability interviews to capture critical feedback from users.Maintained cross-functional partnership with Design and.

Created UX studies on new devices and used that data to alter products with overseas factories as needed prior to launch.Used various qualitative research methods, like unmoderated usability testing, diary studies, interviews, surveys, and A/B testing to determine future product research. Saw research plans through from creation to completion, including.

Assisted with the operations of clinical, biomedical, and behavioral research study involving difficult to engage participants (those above age 65, heavy alcohol use).Applied protocol, conducted interviews, administered cognitive and neurological tests, presented questionnaires, and recorded observations. Coded qualitative data.Experience quantitatively.

Pullman, WA

Lead a study focused on “pre-crastination,” a phenomenon where participants tend to begin tasks sooner, even at the expense of extra physical effort. Awarded with an Undergraduate Research Grant in January 2016 to continue work on pre-crastination.Ran undergraduate participants, collected and recorded data, and prepared multiple experimental tasks.