Elizabeth Rosenzweig

Elizabeth Rosenzweig is a seasoned professional with a wealth of experience in design research, system architecture, user interaction, and user interface design. Her expertise also includes usability, ethnographic studies, artificial intelligence, and commonsense knowledge.

She holds a Master of Science in Visual Studies with a focus on Computer Graphics from the prestigious Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a Bachelor of Arts in Photography and Printmaking, History from Goddard College. She furthered her studies in Printmaking at the San Francisco Art Institute.

Elizabeth has held various significant roles across different organizations, including being Adjunct Faculty at Brandeis University - Graduate Professional Studies, Principal and Founder at Bubble Mountain Consulting, Director at World Usability Day, Principal Product Designer at Omnicell, and Adjunct Faculty at Bentley University. Additionally, she has served as Principal Consultant at the User Experience Center at Bentley University, User Centered Design Consultant at Reed Elsevier, HCI Researcher at the Consortium for Ocean Leadership, and HCI Researcher at Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Furthermore, Elizabeth Rosenzweig has demonstrated her leadership capabilities by serving as the President of the USABILITY PROFESSIONALS ASSOCIATION, being a Board member at UPA, and holding the position of Principal Research Scientist at Kodak. She also has experience as a Senior OEM Specialist at DuPont.