Elisabeth Dunn

Elisabeth Dunn has a diverse work experience in the field of product design and UX. Elisabeth is currently working as a Product Designer at Outreach, where they focus on designing experiences to aid sales reps and account executives in managing their workloads and achieving their targets. Prior to this, Elisabeth worked at Forethought as a Product Designer, where they contributed to the expansion of the company's design system and designed experiences to improve efficiency for CX professionals.

Before their roles at Outreach and Forethought, Elisabeth worked as a UX Assistant at the University of Washington. In this role, they led usability studies and implemented changes to improve the online research experience for thousands of students. Additionally, Elisabeth gained valuable experience as a Product Design Intern at Meta, where they designed user flows and high-fidelity designs for Facebook's Jobs platform and led user testing to enhance the posting experience.

Elisabeth's work experience also includes a role as a UX Design Intern at EVERFI, where they explored gamification techniques for K-12 online courses and utilized the company's design system to update and redesign existing courses. Elisabeth also worked as a UX Communications Intern at Indiana University Bloomington, where they assisted with user interface design and usability testing for the IU Mobile app and contributed to the development of the university's design system, Rivet. Additionally, Elisabeth served as an Undergraduate Research Assistant, helping to conduct research studies and assisting with data collection.

Overall, Elisabeth Dunn has a strong background in product design, user experience, and research, with experience in various industries and a focus on improving workflows and user satisfaction.

Elisabeth Dunn holds a Master of Science degree in Human Centered Design & Engineering from the University of Washington. Elisabeth also completed a Bachelor of Arts degree in Media Advertising and another Bachelor of Arts degree in East Asian Languages and Cultures from Indiana University Bloomington. Additionally, Elisabeth has pursued studies in Animation and Digital Arts at the University of Southern California.