Megan Wilson is a talented user researcher with a passion for understanding how people interact with interfaces. She has extensive experience investigating user behavior and analyzing data to make interfaces more accessible, user-friendly, and visually appealing. Megan earned a Master of Design in Human-Computer Interaction and Design from the University of Washington, building upon the foundation she established as a Psychology major at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, where she earned her Bachelor of Science.

Throughout her career, Megan has held roles at a variety of high-profile organizations, all focused on user research. Her most recent position is as a User Researcher at Ellation, where she applies her considerable expertise to a wide range of products.

Prior to Ellation, Megan was a User Experience Research Intern at UW Medicine, where she honed her skills in data collection and analysis. She also spent time as a Graduate Capstone Project User Researcher at Seattle Children's and as a Research Assistant at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville.

Overall, Megan's background is characterized by her commitment to uncovering new insights about user behavior and using those insights to create engaging and intuitive user experiences.