Nicole Fernandez is a seasoned user experience researcher and interaction designer with a deep understanding of how people learn and work. She holds a B.S. degree in Symbolic Systems and Human-Computer Interaction from Stanford University and a Master's in Human-Computer Interaction from Carnegie Mellon University.

During her career, Fernandez has held various roles at companies such as Google and Eaton Corporation, where she has worked on projects such as Google Maps, Hangouts Chat, and Google Drive. Her work at these companies involved researching and designing effective interfaces that improve products for better user experiences.

Fernandez's expertise lies in user research, interaction design, and human-computer interaction. She combines her knowledge of these fields to create products that cater to users' needs, preferences, and abilities. Her passion for understanding how humans learn and work enables her to create designs that improve people's productivity, satisfaction, and engagement in their daily lives.