Cognitive psychologist. UX Researcher. Data storyteller.Currently painting a picture of the layperson experience with home wireless systems and with wireless-related tech support calls.I received a Master of Arts in Psychology from UT Austin and a BS in Symbolic Systems from Stanford University. I’m interested in fundamental cognitive/perceptual psychology research and applications in user experience. I research human behavior for industry applications, through the lens of eye-tracking, visual attention, and visuomotor coordination. Related areas of interest: defining metrics and data presentation methods for remote and in-house user testing data.I design, run participants through, and analyze qualitative and quantitative data in perceptual and cognitive psychology experiments. I use equipment ranging from eye-trackers, virtual reality head-mounted displays, and simple desktop computer screen setups.My labmates and I constructed and verified eye movement data processing tools for eye-trackers in virtual reality environments, which analyzed within minutes what would take hours to do by hand. I also created in-house data analysis tools for multi-dimensional and time-series data in a novel hand-eye coordination experimental paradigm. I also enjoy teaching undergraduates and laypersons experimental design basics, statistics, research methods, the scientific method and how to review scientific literature.Specialties:1. Conducting eye tracking to probe cognitive processes2. Applying virtual reality to human behavioral studies3. Data analysis and statistics3. Cognitive and perceptual psychology4. Higher education consulting5. Experimental design6. Research methods7. User Experience metrics and methods.
Listed skills include Quantitative Research, Research Design, Matlab, R, and 18 others.