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UX research for a world where some of the users are AI agents.

8 yrs · Meta / Google / Ford / Verizon

Verizon · Digital Experience Research
2025–Present · AI

Building an Evaluation Toolkit for AI-Assisted Research at Verizon

Three tools built to keep AI-assisted research defensible: bias-checked survey instruments, an evaluation architecture with traceable evidence, and one consistent research vocabulary.

Google · Internal Tooling
2019–2020

Measuring Documentation Quality for Google's Engineering Tools

A recurring survey program that measured documentation quality across a dozen internal engineering tools, then tracked whether fixes actually moved the needle.

Google · UX Research
2017–2020

Structuring Navigation Labels for Four Google Products

Four card sorts across four years and four very different products, from an internal dashboard's chart settings to YouTube's own content naming.

Meta · Core Ads, Business Suite
2022

Understanding Trust-Driven Conversion for Meta Messaging Advertisers

For small businesses selling through Messenger and Instagram DMs, a sale isn't a checkout event. It's a feeling of trust built message by message.

Google · Core Data
2020

Improving Alert Setup Forms for Google Engineers

A baseline usability study on Plx Alerts, Google's internal alerting tool, that pinpointed exactly which form fields were costing engineers the most time and confidence.

Meta · Core Ads, Business Suite
2023

Benchmarking Cross-Platform Ad Tools for Meta SMB Advertisers

A cross-platform study into how small businesses actually juggle Meta, Google, and TikTok ad tools side by side, and where Meta's own experience fell short by comparison.

Charter Communications · Research Ops
2024

Evaluating Self-Service Activation for Charter Mobile Customers

A recurring monthly usability program that caught why customers were skipping past a self-service mobile activation flow's own guidance, in time to fix it before launch.

Charter Communications · Research Ops
2024

Mapping Billing Errors for Charter Streaming Customers

A journey-mapping study that traced why streaming add-on charges kept disappearing from customers' cable bill, and reappearing somewhere else instead.