I am a user experience researcher with 10+ years of experience designing experiments, analyzing data, and applying insights in both industry and academic settings. As a mixed-methods researcher, I am passionate about triangulating qualitative data with quantitative data to understand user behavior and drive product decisions. I collaborate closely with cross-functional teams to design and execute research, build statistical models, and translate insights into impactful user experiences.

I am currently a Quantitative User Experience Researcher at Google. Previously, I worked as a researcher and research consultant at Disney Research and Facebook. I received my PhD degree from the Human-Computer Interaction Institute at Carnegie Mellon University. Advised by Jason Hong and Robert Kraut, I studied how social interactions influence one's subjective well-being by building statistical models, e.g., hierarchical linear models, on behavioral and self-reported data collected on smartphones.

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