Caitlin Sikora

Caitlin Sikora is a multidisciplinary professional with a unique blend of expertise in physics and dance.

Her outlook combines quantitative, spatial, and creative perspectives, delving into elegant abstract ideas and the complexities of human experiences.

She holds a Master of Science in Integrated Digital Media from NYU Tandon School of Engineering, a Master of Fine Arts in Dance from New York University, and a Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Arts in Physics and Dance from UC Irvine.

Caitlin has a rich professional background, including roles such as Developer Programs Engineer at Google, Tech Writer/Web Developer at Google via Adecco, Co-Founder at Remo Haptics, and Creative Coding TA at NYU Tandon School of Engineering.

Her experience also spans across diverse roles like Ability Lab Graduate Assistant, Math and Writing Tutor at Greer Meister Group, Tisch Dance Video Graduate Assistant at New York University, and various dance-related positions at esteemed organizations like Hannah Kahn Dance Company, Colorado Ballet, International Ballet School, and Youth America Grand Prix.

In her graduate studies, Caitlin focused on analyzing human movement to enhance the development of gestural interfaces, leveraging machine learning to merge problem-solving methods from physics with a nuanced understanding of human behavior akin to choreography.

Her current role as a Developer Programs Engineer at Google emphasizes finding simple yet scalable solutions to intricate human challenges, prioritizing user needs and software considerations to keep people at the center of innovation.