Domain

Human Factors & HCI

How people meet technology, and how to make that meeting work.

How people actually interface with technology, from everyday tools to frontier systems. An M.S. in Human Factors and human-subjects research since 2019. As systems take on more automation and AI, the human-factors stakes only go up.

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Experience

M.S., Human Factors (Embry-Riddle, 2025); human-subjects research since 2019 (CITI-certified; co-authored peer-reviewed work). Usability, UX research, and human-centered design across everyday and emerging technology.
Supported crew-station human factors on Blue Origin's MK2 lunar-lander flight deck: built the digital-human and XR tooling and ran human-in-the-loop mockup evaluations for assessments evaluated against NASA-STD-3001.
Cognitive Systems Engineering: work-domain analysis, decision ladders, crew-alerting, and human-centric vs. automation-centric design, keeping the human in authority.
Neuroergonomics: movement, eye-tracking, and EEG (Python/MATLAB); active VR studies of safety behavior and cognition under environmental stressors, with EEG and eye tracking (university lab research, publication in preparation).
Treat AI adoption as an applied human-factors problem: evaluate usability and redesign workflows around real behavior (Zillow, 2,700+ people).