1. Genevieve Gaudet
504.491.6620
glgaudet@gmail.com
genevievegaudet.tumblr.com
Adobe CS, Omnigraffle, Axure,
Office Suite, HTML5/CSS3
Project Management, Qualitative Research,
Experiment Design, Recruiting, Data Analysis,
Reporting, Meeting Facilitation, Sketching,
Storyboarding, Consensus Building,
Content Strategy
Hi! I’m a technology enthusiast with a passion for effective design and evidence-based methods. My
background ranges from leading disaster relief teams to facilitating UX design projects both as a student
and entrepreneur.
I strongly believe in servant leadership and am actively looking for opportunities to support teams
working with emerging technologies across physical and digital experiences.
General Assembly UXDi
UX Designer
March 2014 - May 2014
Independent Consultant
Communications Strategist
June 2012- March 2014
Tulane University
Research Assistant
December 2011 - May 2012
UX Design Immersive
General Assembly
March 2014 - May 2014
Master of Public Health
Tulane SPHTM
August 2010 - May 2012
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Working in a team of three to develop an event-finding application for Google
Glass and a virtual reality application for use in real estate planning. Currently
leading design and project management for both projects.
Provided technical and research support to the e-SiHLE group: a research
team dedicated to the development of digital education technologies for
young people in the New Orleans area.
Created content and guidelines for global health non-profits. Roles ranged
from web management and content strategy to graphic and publication
design. Selected clients: Rockefeller Foundation, Global Health Corps, World
Economic Forum
Worked with a team of four designers to concept and prototype City AR, an
augmented reality urban planning application for Metaio. Acted as project
manager and junior UX designer throughout the processs. Metaio is currently
developing a whitepaper on and working demo of our work on CityAR.
Bachelor of Arts
Tulane University
January 2006 - May 2010
Suitefolio
UX Designer/Co-founder
March 2014 - present
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