Summary
Caitlyn Mccoleman is a quantitative user experience researcher with nine years of experience translating data into product insight, currently leading enterprise-focused research at Google where she operates at the intersection of user research and data science. Her background spans academic rigor—a PhD in visualization-driven cognitive research and postdoctoral multi-site experiments—to hands-on product work building research operations and mixed-methods studies in hypergrowth environments. She has a strong track record of designing and analyzing experiments, synthesizing behavioral metrics with qualitative findings, and communicating actionable recommendations to stakeholders across functions. Notably, her scholarly work on multivariate data visualization informs pragmatic approaches to testing and visualization design in product contexts. Based in Toronto, she blends deep scientific training with practical product instincts to improve complex enterprise user experiences.
9 years of coding experience
9 years of employment as a software developer
CWDHS
Specialized Honours, Cognitive Science, Specialized Honours, Cognitive Science at York University
Ph.D., Cognitive Psychology, Ph.D., Cognitive Psychology at Simon Fraser University