Brittany Bogue
About Brittany Bogue
Brittany Bogue is a UX Researcher at NWEA, where she has worked since 2020. With over 10 years of experience in research and advisory roles, she specializes in analyzing both qualitative and quantitative data to inform product design.
Work at NWEA
Brittany Bogue has been employed at NWEA as a UX Researcher since 2020. In this role, she collaborates closely with UX and graphic design teams to design research initiatives and effectively apply insights to enhance user experience. Her experience in research and advisory roles, spanning over a decade, informs her contributions to product design innovation at NWEA.
Education and Expertise
Brittany Bogue holds a Bachelor of Arts in English with a Linguistics Emphasis and French Language and Culture from Boise State University. She also earned a Master of Education in TESOL and World Language Education from The University of Georgia. Additionally, she obtained an Advanced Certificate in Transportation and Land Use Planning from San Jose State University. Her educational background supports her expertise in user experience research and data analysis.
Background
Brittany Bogue has a diverse professional background that includes various roles in education and research. She worked at HotChalk, Inc. as a Student Services Advisor and later as a Senior Student Services Advisor. Prior to that, she served as an Academic Success Center Specialist at Notre Dame de Namur University. Her early career included positions at Boise State University, where she worked as a Tutor and Spanish Placement Coordinator.
Research and Analytical Skills
Brittany Bogue specializes in identifying actionable patterns within both qualitative and quantitative data. Her analytical skills are essential in guiding product design innovation. She leverages her deep appreciation for the nuances of language to inform her approach to user experience research, ensuring that insights are effectively translated into design strategies.
Professional Experience
Brittany Bogue has accumulated over 10 years of experience in research, advisory roles, and program coordination. Prior to her current position at NWEA, she held various roles, including Graduate Research Assistant at the University of Georgia and Undergraduate Instructor and Practicum Supervisor in the College of Education. Her extensive experience contributes to her effectiveness as a UX Researcher.