Isaac Kulka

Isaac Kulka has a diverse background in UX design and product development. From 2018 to the present, they have worked at ExpertVoice, starting as a Senior Product Designer and later transitioning to the role of Senior Product Designer II. Prior to this, Isaac worked as a UX Designer for a freelance project from 2017 to 2018, where they focused on designing user workflows and experiences. In 2018, Isaac was a Co-Founder and UX Designer at Presence PBC, a health and wellness startup, where they coordinated user research efforts and led the design of new products and interfaces. From 2016 to 2017, Isaac worked at NANTHEALTH as a User Experience Architect, designing workflows and prototypes for a cancer care ecosystem. Isaac also led the creation of a mobile-first style guide and oversaw efforts to acquire new UX talent. Before this, Isaac worked at NaviNet as a User Experience Architect from 2014 to 2016, leading UX design for a product innovation team and spearheading user research initiatives. Isaac's experience also includes roles at IBM Interactive as an Information Architect, where they designed user journeys and prototypes for Fortune 500 clients, and at NVIDIA as a Mobile Experiences Development Intern, where they designed augmented reality experiences. Isaac began their career as a Graduate Research Assistant at Georgia Institute of Technology, specializing in augmented environments, and as a Next Generation Television Experiences Intern at Motorola Mobility, where they contributed to R&D efforts. Isaac also worked as an Instructional Technology Support Specialist at Viterbo University, collaborating with faculty and IT professionals to implement information systems for teaching and learning.

Isaac Kulka has a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science from North Dakota State University. Isaac also holds a Master's degree in Human-Computer Interaction, with a focus on HCI, Computer Science, and Augmented Reality, from the Georgia Institute of Technology. However, the specific start and end years for each of these educational experiences are not provided.