Emily has experience working on human-centered design research projects with key stakeholders in the healthcare, manufacturing, and consumer technology industries. She has collaborated on projects at the University of Minnesota, Google, and Nike. She recently received her Ph.D. in Human Factors and Ergonomics and also has a M.S in Product Development from the University of Minnesota. In her free time, Emily loves hanging out with her family, being outside in the garden, and reading books.
"Let your life rest on what is already good"
- Kate Baer
