Deborah Kennedy
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Deborah Kennedy is from Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill Area. Deborah works in the following industries: "Hospital & Health Care". Deborah is currently Product Designer at DrFirst, Inc., located in Rockville, Maryland, United States. In Deborah's previous role as a Interaction Design Engineer at Ascom, Deborah worked in Morrisville, NC until Jul 2020. Prior to joining Ascom, Deborah was a User Interface/User Experience Designer at Freelance and held the position of User Interface/User Experience Designer at Raleigh, NC. Prior to that, Deborah was a Human Factors Research at Lenovo, based in Morrisville, NC from Jan 2013 to Aug 2013. Deborah started working as Industrial Designer at Product Innovation Lab (NCSU) in Raleigh, NC in Aug 2010. From Oct 2010 to Nov 2010, Deborah was Industrial Designer at Freelance, based in Wake Forest, North Carolina. Prior to that, Deborah was a Industrial/Graphic Designer at Ježek A Čížek, based in Prague, Czech Republic from May 2010 to Jul 2010.
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Deborah Kennedy's current jobs
Deborah Kennedy's past jobs
Served as both an interaction designer and a human factors engineer for the Unite Connect R&D team in Morrisville, NC. I participated in all phases of the development of software, starting with user research, early concept development, identification of hazards and risks, research and design of interactive UI elements, usability test planning, execution, results analysis and reporting.
Database creation: developing the user interface, user experience and graphic design for the product.
Tech trend analysis, competitive analysis, end-user research, study/survey development, persona development, and early-stage product ideation/storyboarding, conceptualization and recommendation.
Worked with a multidisciplinary team to develop a medical device (optical neurostimulator) for relieving migraine headaches, and applying the design language of a well-known medical device company (Medtronic).
A short-term design project for Security Force, Inc. Developed a security system panel cover based on a specific set of criteria and constraints.
(Study Abroad Program) Worked on an Industrial/Graphic Design team with Czech NGO Ježek A Čížek, an organization in Prague which helps the homeless. We developed an identity which included a logo, information booth and informational materials.