As you explore my journey, you'll notice that my path isn't a straight line—and that's by design. I believe that the most innovative solutions often come from diverse experiences and perspectives. Throughout my career, I've embraced opportunities to explore various interests, learn new skills, and work on exciting projects across different fields. From computer science to UX design, and even oceanography, each experience has shaped my unique approach to problem-solving and creativity. This timeline showcases not just my professional progression, but my commitment to lifelong learning. It's a testament to the idea that a rich, multifaceted background can lead to fresh insights, inspire creativity, and consistently provide brand new perspectives. As an added bonus, it's just more fun!
Portland, Maine
As a Senior UX Lead and Manager, I blend strategic thinking with user-centric design to create products that delight users and drive business success. My responsibilities include:
University of Rhode Island
While working full-time as a Senior UX Designer, I pursued my passion for environmental sciences by completing a Master's degree in Oceanography. This interdisciplinary program enhanced my analytical skills and broadened my perspective on complex systems, which I apply to my UX work.
Portland, Maine
In this role, I focused on:
"Elizabeth, who joined us in August, is another key addition to our young and growing team. She was an
immediate asset on the Health business, applying her agency background to quickly ground herself in
current projects while also focusing on understanding the business at large. I am excited about the design
potential she brings to the team."
- Chris D., Direct Manager
New York City
During my time at Avanade, I progressed from Analyst to Senior Analyst, taking on increasing responsibilities:
Dual Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science and Interactive Design
During my undergraduate studies, I gained a strong foundation in both technical and design aspects of computer science. Key achievements include: