Morgan Ramsey

Morgan Ramsey is a skilled UX Researcher with a strong background in mixed-method research, ethnography, and public policy, dedicating her expertise to addressing complex systemic issues and ensuring the inclusion of underrepresented user perspectives in product development.

With over 5 years of experience, Morgan excels in scoping, conducting, synthesizing, and communicating qualitative and quantitative research findings to guide stakeholders in understanding how product development can make a significant systemic impact.

She has successfully led numerous research initiatives spanning various areas such as Corporate Engineering, People Development, Diversity, Benefits, and Effectiveness across regions including the US, Europe, and Latin America.

Morgan Ramsey holds a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Public Policy Analysis from Duke University and has demonstrated her research acumen through roles at many reputable organizations like Compass, Google, Brennan Center for Justice, and MOSCTHA.

Her impressive work history includes positions such as Artificial Intelligence User Experience Researcher, Lead UX Researcher in People Operations, Global People Services Operations Analyst, and Metrics and Evaluation Analyst at Google, showcasing her versatility and expertise in the field.

Prior to her roles at Google, Morgan served as a BOLD Intern in various capacities, including the Diversity Markets Team, Benefits Team Analyst, as well as Business in Technology Research Intern at MOSCTHA and the Math-Through-Music Program Director at ACLAMO Family Centers, underscoring her diverse and impactful career journey.