Kevin Lieberman

Welcome!

I graduated with a PhD in Robotics from the University of Michigan in April 2020. I researched how training and real-time information about a system’s confidence in its recommendations can support trust calibration and effective monitoring in human-machine teams.

My doctoral advisor was Professor Nadine Sarter, and I am currently looking for job opportunities in the Washington, DC area relating to human factors engineering, human systems integration, and human machine interaction.

Through my research, I have experience designing and conducting human factors experiments to evaluate joint human-machine performance, analyzing gaze behavior with an eye tracker, and conducting statistical analyses. I have completed graduate-level coursework in cognitive ergonomics, human factors, human error, artificial intelligence, computational data science, and robotics. I will graduate with the Graduate Certificate in Data Science, in addition to my doctorate.

Prior to beginning graduate school in Fall 2015, I worked for Metron Aviation, a subsidiary of Airbus ProSky, developing new air traffic management concepts and analyses.

I graduated with Departmental Distinction in Mechanical Engineering from Duke University in 2012.