Steve Seow, Ph.D.

Steve Seow, hailing from Singapore, is an accomplished professional with a diverse academic background encompassing four degrees in Psychology, including a Ph.D. in Experimental Psychology from Brown University. His expertise lies in human timing, time perception, and Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), with significant contributions to the field, notably in HCI models scrutinized in academic publications.

Throughout his tenure at Microsoft since 2005, Steve has navigated various roles, transitioning fluidly from a researcher into positions such as technical evangelist, software engineer, and cloud architect. His current role as a Technical Program Manager focuses on APIs, where he collaborates on enhancing large-scale operations for startups and Fortune 500 companies on Microsoft Azure.

Notably, Steve is a prolific software developer with almost 100 applications launched on diverse platforms like the Apple App Store, Google Play, and Windows Store. His technical acumen extends to managing cloud-based platforms, such as Hoarder Data and Scoring Senate, showcasing his ability in applying advanced cloud technologies like load balancing and caching.

In the realm of authorship, Steve's publications, including 'Designing and Engineering Time,' position him as a recognized expert in time perception within software design. His career is a testament to his deep technical knowledge and diverse skill set, reflecting proficiency across multiple industries and disciplines.