In global UX research, consent and personally identifiable information (PII) are not “nice-to-have” administrative checkmarks. They are the legal foundation of our work. To keep your studies bulletproof, you need a robust, proactive quality assurance (QA) blueprint.
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Conor Mackin
Partner
With a background in human factors and over ten years of experience leading UX research, Conor is versed in both qualitative and quantitative research methods. He has worked in a variety of domains including defense, healthcare, energy, aeronautical, oil & gas, connected homes, and connected buildings. Conor has supported both the formative and summative aspects of the design process while being a passionate advocate for the end user. He has a BS in Psychology from Eckerd College.
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