Carlie Alice Bradshaw
About Carlie Alice Bradshaw
Carlie Alice Bradshaw is a User Experience Designer with a Master's Degree in User Experience Design from the University of Brighton. She has a strong focus on user-centered design, particularly in assistive technology, and has worked at Verint since 2019.
Work at Verint
Carlie Alice Bradshaw has been employed at Verint as a User Experience Designer since 2019. In this role, she focuses on creating user-centered designs that enhance the overall user experience. Her work involves applying principles of inclusive design, particularly in the context of assistive technology. Bradshaw's contributions at Verint are informed by her extensive background in user experience and her commitment to improving accessibility in digital products.
Education and Expertise
Bradshaw studied User Experience Design at the University of Brighton, where she earned a Master’s Degree in 2016. Prior to this, she completed her Bachelor of Arts in English Literature at the University of Exeter from 2003 to 2006. Her educational journey also includes A Levels in English Language and Literature, History, and Media from The Meridian School Sixth Form College, as well as GCSEs from The Meridian School and Hills Road Sixth Form College. This diverse academic background supports her expertise in user-centered design and narrative development.
Background
Bradshaw has a varied professional background in user experience and technical writing. She worked at Toby Churchill from 2008 to 2013, where she held roles as a UX Designer, Project Manager, and Technical Author. After that, she was employed at Pico Technology as a Technical Author from 2013 to 2015. She then joined Iotic Labs as a User Experience Designer from 2017 to 2018. Her experiences in these roles have shaped her approach to design and her understanding of user needs.
Achievements
During her academic career, Bradshaw developed a new online presence for a Sussex-based archaeological society as part of her degree dissertation. This project highlights her ability to apply user experience principles in real-world scenarios. Additionally, she has a portfolio that showcases prototypes for self-originated applications and various user trial methods, reflecting her practical skills and innovative approach to user experience design.
Advocacy and Interests
Bradshaw advocates for the importance of narratives and semantics in design, drawing on her background as a literature student and technical author. She is particularly interested in user experience within agile environments and the interactions between users and text. Her dedication to inclusive design and assistive technology further emphasizes her commitment to enhancing user experiences across diverse demographics.