Martin Venna is a highly experienced UX researcher with a background in quantitative research. With considerable expertise in remote and in-field 1-1 user interviews, usability testing, contextual/ethnographic research, and other methodologies, he has worked on projects related to websites, mobile apps, medical devices, voice assistants, and other technology studies. Martin has successfully administered surveys, performing competitive analysis, and human factors medical evaluations. He has collaborated with clients in technology (voice assistant), fintech, international project management, consumer, medical (formative and validation), clothing, and product/app/website development.

Martin holds a Bachelor of Arts in Forensic Psychology from John Jay College (CUNY) and has previously worked for Ipsos as a Lead User Experience Researcher, GfK as a Senior Research Associate/Research Associate, and Viacom International Media Networks/Nickelodeon as a Consumer Insight Research Intern/Research Assistant. Throughout his career, Martin has also been a User Experience Intern at Patch.com, a Research Assistant at Prof. Elvin Montgomery Private Appraiser & Dealer and John Jay College Undergraduate Research.