I’m an experienced industry UX researcher with a PhD in human factors psychology. I currently work at Reddit as a staff quantitative UX researcher, with previous experience at Meta, UserZoom, and Red Hat.
I am a mixed-methods researcher by training, with projects ranging from generative personas to usability measurement best practices. Currently, I focus on impacting product teams through quantitative methods, but continue to lead others in executing qualitative UX research projects.
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I offer longer term career coaching and one-off sessions to work through whatever problem you might have, from stakeholder management, to quant methods, to interview/application prep, and more.
I also enjoy connecting with fellow UX researchers, so feel free to reach out via my contact page just to chat.