About me

I’m a User Researcher specializing in survey design, qualitative coding, and transforming player emotions into measurable, actionable insights for game development. My work focuses on helping teams understand their players more deeply so they can build higher-quality, more engaging experiences.

I’ve conducted multiple pilot studies exploring new ways to quantify emotional attributes, and I’m particularly skilled at developing surveys and coding behavioral feedback into usable data. After conducting research, I walk teams through my findings in a collaborative and design-supportive way.

I’ve worked as a teaching assistant for User Research I, conducted eye-tracking research using Tobii Eye Tracker, and wrote an operational guide on how to run eye-tracking studies for future researchers for an independent study.

My research approach prioritizes validity, player safety, and ethical practice. Every study includes thorough anonymization, informed consent, and clear communication with participants.