David McCrae

David McCrae is an accomplished UX researcher and designer with extensive experience in user experience roles across various organizations. McCrae began as an office administrator at Atkins before transitioning to user experience design and research positions at companies including Instant Access Technology, British Council, and What People Want, where user behavior insights were gathered for notable clients such as BBC and Nokia. McCrae currently serves as a UX Researcher at Google and is the founder and organizer of User Research London Conferences. Furthermore, McCrae has contributed to education as a tutor at General Assembly, where user research skills are taught. Academic credentials include a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science and a Master's Degree with distinction in Advanced Methods in Computer Science from Queen Mary University of London.