My journey has been full of meaingful moments. My career in the Army, marrying the love of my life, and setting a new personal record in powerlifting; just to name a few. But more than the moments, it was the experiences with others along the way that made them special. Without the ability to put yourself in the shoes of others, how could we make meaningful connections in our world?
I have been lucky enough to find a career field that allows me to create small connections with all sorts of people. I stumbled upon User Experience Research & Design semi-accidentally with a course in my bachelor's studies, but instantly knew that it was perfect for my empathetic nature. A UXer gets to put both their analytic and creative sides to good use, all while creating a product that people will enjoy.
This is why I am finishing my Master's degree in Interaction Design and Information Architecture while my UX career continues. I look forward to continuing my future in the UX/UI Research & Design field, and I will always seek to hone my craft in an effort to create a better user experience for others.
Please continue scrolling to learn more about my previous work experince:
2021- Present
GPA: 3.67
Projected Graduation: Spring 2024
GPA: 3.31
Graduated: 12/2020
Air Force Development Team (DT) boards are responsible for selecting the upper echelon of Air Force officers. Through a research effort combined with system design based off user design criteria, my Team and I improved both the efficiency and efficacy of the DT board process.
Innovation is the conduit for so many meaningful ideas, but it is also important to identify programs that fall short of their proposed intent. Enter MOTAR, a research-heavy initiative culminating in a business case analysis lite to inform decision-makers of the Air Education and Training Command.
Maryland State Library knew their user experience, particularly surrounding navigation, was flawed and wanted data to back it up. Our Team siezed the opportunity to create an updated navigation structure to go along with a modernized UI.
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