Emily Schlossman, a talented director of product and design at Octane, impressively holds a Bachelor's Degree in Policy and Management and Human-Computer Interaction and a Master's Degree in Human-Computer Interaction, both from Carnegie Mellon University. Her remarkable background includes various roles at prominent organizations, such as Latch, Bloomberg LP, PwC, as well as Carnegie Mellon University, and Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. Throughout her career, she has shown a great interest in research and design, with impressive skills in product management, product operations, UX design, and management consulting. Her expertise and dedication to her work have allowed her to showcase her abilities in the field of human-computer interaction, demonstrating experience in user research, user-centered design, data analysis, and interaction design. As she continues to excel in her work, Emily Schlossman's future contributions to the industry are anticipated and admired.