Hiral Vaidya
About Hiral Vaidya
Hiral Vaidya is a User Experience Researcher at Mobilelive Inc in Toronto, Canada, where she employs qualitative and quantitative research methods. She holds a degree in User Experience Design from Humber College and has expertise in ethnographic research and cognitive studies.
Work at mobileLIVE
Hiral Vaidya has been employed at Mobilelive Inc as a User Experience Researcher since 2018. In this role, she applies her skills in both qualitative and quantitative research methodologies to enhance user experiences. Her work involves utilizing design thinking principles to inform product development and improve user satisfaction. Based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, she has contributed to various projects that focus on understanding user needs and behaviors.
Education and Expertise
Hiral Vaidya graduated from Humber College with a focus on User Experience Design. She also holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics from The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, where she studied from 2008 to 2012. Her educational background equips her with a strong analytical foundation, which she combines with her expertise in ethnographic research and cognitive studies to conduct thorough user research.
Background
Before joining Mobilelive Inc, Hiral Vaidya worked at Bls International Ltd. as a Submission Officer for five months in 2017 in India. This experience provided her with insights into operational processes and user interactions. Her diverse background also includes a foundation in creative writing, which she leverages to enhance her problem-solving skills in user experience research.
Research Methodology
Hiral Vaidya employs a combination of qualitative and quantitative skills in her research methodology. She utilizes design thinking to approach problems and develop solutions that meet user needs. Her expertise in ethnographic research allows her to gather in-depth insights into user behaviors and preferences, while her knowledge in cognitive studies informs her understanding of user interactions with products.