Process
From understanding human behavior to developing user-centric solutions.
From understanding human behavior to developing user-centric solutions.
Combining academic rigor with pragmatism (ex Jabra GN Store Nord). Mixed methods: qualitative & quantitative over single method. My experience in DK was an eye-opener because most tech companies rely on one or the other; big mistake.
USABILITY over FEATURES
FUNCTION over FORM (shout-out to the Bauhaus school)
SAFETY over AESTHETICS
MIXED-METHODS (BOTH qualitative & quantitative) over SINGLE METHOD (JUST qualitative)
PLEASURABLE experience over FRUSTRATING experience
Artefacts are censored by Non-disclosure Agreements, unfortunately, for both iTPsych and Jabra.
UX workshops with users for discovery and pre-concepting of user needs and requirements to be transformed into product and digital experience functions.
I introduced eye-tracking as an objective UX method for both discovery and validation phases of product/experience development.
Mentored colleagues on statistical analysis of user data from digital platforms and physical products.
Some of the physical artefacts are censored by Non-disclosure Agreements, unfortunately.
Heavily-regulated industries with complex systems such as the aviation, medical, and nuclear industries require human factors psychologists in the USA. Hence, the collaboration between the Human Factors Master of Science program at CSULB and NASA Ames Research Center.