United States

UX Testing

UX Research

Service Design Research

Data Analysis

Cornell University

Arizona State University

Bailey Herbstreit

User Experience Researcher

Communication

Collaboration

Problem-solving

Time management

Critical-thinking

Empathy

Conflict resolution

Stakeholder management

Negotiation

Forecasting and reporting

Optimal Workshop

SurveyMonkey

UserTesting

Canva

ChatGPT

Figma

Adobe Creative Suite

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Preparing and mentoring adults in design thinking in preparation for a pitch competition and see-through execution of the project with funding from the US and Bosnian Embassy.

Advancing internal team collaboration, NOT consulting, with the User Engagement team under the Workplace Knowledge & Product Enablement (WKE) team using evaluative and generative research.

Bold Insight is a user experience and human factors research agency. We span the product development life cycle; our research informs early product design to global human factors validation, all to ensure user experiences are useful, usable, safe, engaging, and satisfying. We work with digital, next-generation technology—medical devices to mobile apps, in-car systems to websites, back office systems to end-to-end customer journeys.

Facilitate and critique for introduction to product design students.

Developed Global Experience Design (GxD) to provide comfort, safety, and simplicity to the places we call ‘home’ through evaluative and generative research.

Supported and Developed Global Experience Design (GxD) to provide comfort, safety, and simplicity to the places we call ‘home’ through evaluative and generative research.

As an intern, in addition to supporting ongoing product development, Bailey also worked with 2 other design interns on a forward-thinking vision of the smart home. She conducted surveys, interviews, persona development, and helped craft a final presentation given in front of VP’s of Honeywell’s Home Business Technology division.

Founded an organization focused on delivering yearly redesign proposals for underutilized spaces on Cornell’s campus. The initiative created a student lead coalition, focused on spearheading the idea of a campus designed by its students.

As User Experience Lead, Bailey conducted a participatory design using User Experience (UX) methodology and Environmental Programming to evaluate the change in Place Attachment for the approved rooftop terrace space renovation of the Willard straight hall Student Union building. Collaborated with a project team of Cornell designers, architects, engineers, and hotel managment students in the winning proposal of a student lead infrastructure project currently underway.

• Led Ergonomic subteam, manage key parts of the car to ensure optimization for driver
• Develop curriculum of ergonomic assessments for competition
•  Won best ergonomic design at Formula SAE International Competition in Michigan (‘17)
• Redesign and manufactured; seat, steering wheel, clutch lever, head restraint 

• Certified in welding, machine shop, CAD, and safety training

The D'Amore-Mckim School of Business houses a new piloted lab with Dr. Cynthia Lee, Parker Ellen, Miriam Erez, and Marla Baskerville. This research project studies the effects of organizational politics and political skill in employee and organizational outcomes. I will be specifically integrating the political skill literature with the creativity literature using perceived control and social influences as the team's theoretical framework.
Additionally, I am working on synthesizing literature about job insecurity and it's changing meaning within the workplace today.
Key terms: political skill, creative ability, job insecurity, cross cultural, career security

As a mentor, advocate, leader, and friend of the Barrett community. Barrett's Housing model focused on modeling success and promoting academic and social sustainability. 
• Conducted programs and promoted campus wide resources for residential support. 
• Developed mobile app to increase integrity and time management. 
"I loved my job and I am glad I was immersed in it everyday!"

Summer of 2015, Bailey was accepted into a Washington, D.C. internship program with the Fund for American Studies and Institute on Philanthropy and Voluntary Service (awarded most outstanding student). She interned with the YMCA mission advancement department and worked on grant writing, soliciting donations, and writing annual reports.

"The Fund for American Studies has supplied me with summer education and internship experience in the nonprofit sector. I participated in service projects, networking events, and professional development lecture series with the Institute on Philanthropy and Voluntary Service."

Responsibilities included planning two multifaceted programs for the upper-class population in Barrett the Honors College-Tempe. Additionally, Bailey was expected to attend all General Council meetings for Residential Hall Association, weekly Barrett Residential Council meetings, weekly staff meetings with the Barrett team, and participate in one-on-one meetings with her adviser and president.

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