About me
I’m Tracy, a UX generalist and graduate student at UC Santa Cruz studying Human-Computer Interaction (HCI).
I consider myself to be a UX generalist because of my professional and academic experiences in research and self-taught skills in design. I'm a systematic, logical problem-solver that places intuition at the core of all of my work, and I believe in technology that doesn't make users think too hard.
I have been involved academically and professionally in the healthcare industry for a few years: from doing geriatric research at UCSF, to briefly attending a Digital Health Informatics graduate program, to now being the first to do UX work at my company in telemedicine.
About me
I’m Tracy, a UX generalist and graduate student at UC Santa Cruz studying Human-Computer Interaction.
I consider myself to be a UX generalist because of my professional and academic experiences in research, along with my self-taught skills in design. In other words, I would consider myself a jack of all trades.
I'm a systematic, logical problem-solver that places intuition at the core of all of my work. I believe in technology that doesn't make users think too hard.
I have been involved academically and professionally in the healthcare industry for a few years: from doing geriatric research at UCSF, to briefly attending a Digital Health Informatics graduate program, to now being the first to do UX work at my company in telemedicine.
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Outside of work
I love to vlog, collect Sonny Angels, and journal. Recently, I've made it my goal to read more in 2024 - check out what I've read so far and send me some book recommendations if you have any!
About me
I’m Tracy, a UX generalist and graduate student at UC Santa Cruz studying Human-Computer Interaction (HCI).
I consider myself to be a UX generalist because of my professional and academic experiences in research and self-taught skills in design. I'm a systematic, logical problem-solver that places intuition at the core of all of my work, and I believe in technology that doesn't make users think too hard.
I have been involved academically and professionally in the healthcare industry for a few years: from doing geriatric research at UCSF, to briefly attending a Digital Health Informatics graduate program, to now being the first to do UX work at my company in telemedicine.
Outside of work
I love to vlog, collect Sonny Angels, and journal. Recently, I've made it my goal to read more in 2024 - check out what I've read so far and send me some book recommendations if you have any!