Maria Rosala is a highly accomplished professional in the field of human-computer interaction and UX research. She studied a Master of Science in Human Computer Interaction with Ergonomics at UCL, where she graduated with distinction. Prior to that, she earned a Bachelor of Science in Philosophy, Logic and Scientific Method at the London School of Economics and Political Science. Additionally, she has a Diploma Foundation Studies in Art & Design with distinction from the University College Falmouth.

Maria has extensive experience working in the field of user experience and has held various positions at organizations such as Nielsen Norman Group and the UK Home Office. As a senior user researcher and ethics lead at the Home Office, she honed her skills in research and data analysis, as well as her ability to lead teams and develop strategies. Her tenure as a research assistant and event organizer at the London School of Economics and Political Science also contributed to her broad skill set, including her effective communication and project management skills.

Maria's primary focus is on improving user experience in both public and private sectors. Her thorough understanding of UX research methodologies and commitment to ethical principles sets her apart as an expert in her field. With her extensive experience in UX research and a keen eye for detail, Maria is highly valued in her industry.