Meghan Johnson is a highly qualified and experienced User Researcher with a passion for making digital products user-friendly and accessible to everyone. She studied Bachelor of Science (BS) in Psychology at the renowned Georgia Institute of Technology and went on to pursue another Bachelor of Science (BS) in Neurobiology at Georgetown University. Meghan has worked with top-tier tech companies such as Google, where she was a User Experience Researcher and later became a Trust & Safety Strategist. During her time at Google, she also served as a BOLD intern. Meghan also previously worked with Mapbox as a User Researcher. She is currently a User Researcher at Compass, where she works tirelessly to ensure that customers are at the forefront when it comes to product development.

Apart from her work experience, Meghan has also served as an Undergraduate Research Assistant at Georgia Institute of Technology. Her broad skillset in research methodologies, design thinking, and user-centered design has allowed her to become a respected professional in the field.

In sum, Meghan is a talented and committed User Researcher who understands the importance of creating digital products that are user-centric and up to standard. Her standout credentials and years of experience make her a trusted tech professional with much to contribute to the industry.