Hailey Stewart
About Hailey Stewart
Hailey Stewart is a Senior Design Researcher at IDEO and an Adjunct Professor at Massachusetts College of Art and Design. With a background in Industrial Design from Pratt Institute, she has extensive experience in human-centered design and has worked with various organizations, including frog and Procter and Gamble.
Work at IDEO
Hailey Stewart has been serving as a Senior Design Researcher at IDEO since 2019. In this role, she focuses on human-centered design, applying her expertise to address complex global challenges. Her position at IDEO is based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, where she collaborates with a team of designers and researchers to develop innovative solutions.
Education and Expertise
Hailey Stewart earned a Bachelor of Industrial Design from Pratt Institute, where she studied from 2008 to 2012. Her educational background laid the foundation for her career in design, emphasizing human-centered approaches. She has developed expertise in design research and storytelling, which she integrates into her design process.
Background
Before her current roles, Hailey Stewart gained diverse experience in the design field. She worked at frog as an Industrial Designer II and PD Design Research Discipline Lead from 2016 to 2019. Earlier, she held various positions, including Industrial Design Intern and Industrial Designer I at frog, and Lead Designer at Uncharted.
Achievements in Design Initiatives
During her tenure at frog, Hailey Stewart led the initiative called Yona, which aimed to redesign the pelvic exam experience. This project highlights her commitment to improving healthcare experiences through design. Additionally, she has engaged with organizations like SoaPen Inc. as a Board of Advisors, contributing her insights to the design community.
Teaching Experience at Massachusetts College of Art and Design
Hailey Stewart has been an Adjunct Professor at Massachusetts College of Art and Design since 2019. In this role, she shares her knowledge and experience in design with students, fostering a new generation of designers. Her teaching aligns with her passion for human-centered design and storytelling.