Abigail Lee

Abby Lee is an accomplished professional with a strong educational background and diverse experience in the fields of user experience design, product/project management, customer experience, and healthcare.

Abby studied a Master's Degree in Interactive Telecommunications Program (ITP) at New York University, focusing on cutting-edge technologies and digital interactions. She also completed a UX Design course at General Assembly and UX/UI Mobile Design at Pratt Institute, showcasing her commitment to continuous learning and development in the field.

Abby's academic journey includes a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) with a double major in Economics and Human Health from Emory University, where she honed her analytical and critical thinking skills. Prior to this, she completed her High School Diploma at The Spence School, illustrating her dedication to academic excellence.

Throughout her career, Abby has held various roles, from User Experience Research Intern at Atlassian to UX Researcher at Parachute Health, where she leveraged her expertise in user-centered design to create seamless and intuitive experiences for customers.

Abby's experience extends to Product and Project Management Associate positions, where she demonstrated her organizational skills and ability to drive successful project outcomes. Her tenure as a Customer Experience Associate at Parachute Health further solidified her passion for enhancing customer satisfaction and engagement.

In addition to her professional roles, Abby also showcased her writing skills as a Human Health Blog Writer at Emory University and gained valuable insights into social media marketing as an intern at VoyagerMed.

Abby's well-rounded background includes leadership experience as the Director of Finance and Administration at Emory University, where she managed financial operations and administrative functions with precision and efficiency.

Furthermore, Abby's dedication to healthcare and research is evident through her internship at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, where she delved into health policy and outcomes, highlighting her commitment to making a positive impact in the healthcare industry.