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I cross the streams of my artistic roots, technical savvy, business acumen, and my fascination with human behavior to create really awesome interactive experiences. My work with a broad variety of organizations (ranging from smaller operations to fortune 500 companies) enables me to gracefully plug a user-centered approach into virtually any organization or project. My passion is helping individuals and organizations understand and then adopt the principles and techniques of user-centered design.
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My Resume
- 1. WORK/EDUCATION EXPERIENCE EXPERTISE SUMMARY • XD leader with a mastery of human-centered practice/theory in one hand and a passion for organizational effectiveness in the other • Strategic design thinker & skilled UX practitioner • Mentor, coach and educator of both individuals and organizations • A "realist" with the perfect mix of optimistic drive & pessimistic caution • Multidisciplinary Leadership • UX Education & Training • Organizational Transformation • 2 years multidisciplinary leadership • 8 years UX leadership • Design Research • UX Strategy • Interaction Design • 13 years practicing UX • 16 years professional experience MATTHEW DOTYExperience Design Leader, Whole-brained Thinkificator & All-around Swell Guy m@matthewjdoty.com linkedin.com/in/matthewjdoty matthewjdoty.com 2016 2000 Director of Experience Design RBA, Inc. May 2013 – Present Senior Consultant - UX Evantage Consulting Dec 2012 – May 2013 User Experience Practice Lead Life Time Fitness Jul 2010 – Dec 2012 Senior UX Architect/Manager Acquity Group Jan 2008 – Jul 2010 Information Architect Razorfish Oct 2006 – January 2008 Usability Engineer Career Education Corporation May 2005 – Oct 2006 UX Analyst Hewitt Associates Jun 2003 – Apr 2005 HR Technologist Hewitt Associates May 2000 – Jun 2003 MS Human-Computer Interaction DePaul University May 2009 BS Psychology Brigham Young University May 2000 Email LinkedIn Website