Doug Brams is a seasoned professional with over 25 years of experience in enhancing user experiences for consumer products, software, and websites, along with 15 years of expertise in mobile technology.

His educational background includes a Master's degree in Human Computer Interaction from Carnegie Mellon University, a ScB Honors in Psychology and Cognitive Science from Brown University, and two years in a Neuroscience Ph.D. program at Brandeis University.

Doug has held various roles in prestigious organizations such as The Home Depot, Brandeis University, UX Headquarters LLC, Georgia Institute of Technology, Altisource, Mobiquity Inc., Fiserv, THINK Interactive, Inc., Earthlink, Netscape, T-Mobile, Maxartists, AOL, Indaba, Pixo, Nokia Mobile Phones R&D, NASA, Microsoft, and Deloitte Consulting.

His notable projects include contributions to products such as Apple iPod, AOL Wireless Instant Messaging, T9 Text Input, The Weather Channel App, various Nokia phone models, MS Publisher, Windows CE, Interactive TV, Netscape.com, Earthlink.net, T-Mobile Caller Tunes, T-Mobile UMA phones, RIM Blackberry phones, and Homedepot.com.

Doug has also been involved in academia as an Adjunct Faculty at Brandeis University and by contributing to the program development and advisory boards of various institutions focused on user-centered design.

His expertise ranges from UX design, usability research, mobile web development, cart and checkout experiences, user-centered design, and internet of things, among others. With a strong foundation in human-computer interaction and psychology, Doug has a diverse skill set that spans across industries and technologies in the realm of user experience.