Daniel Galan is a Human Machine Interaction Designer with 10 years of user-centered design experience across medical, laboratory, avionics, desktop and mobile systems, currently shaping cockpit and interface experiences at Boeing in Seattle. He blends rigorous interaction design and visual craft—typography, iconography and composition—with data-driven UX research to simplify complex workflows for high-stakes products like defibrillators and lab instrumentation. Daniel has led end-to-end design programs at Stryker/Physio‑Control and Thermo Fisher, authored a comprehensive 600-page UX standards guide, and scaled UX services at Microsoft for dozens of teams. Bilingual in Spanish and English, he brings a practical maker’s background (physical fabrication and materials systems) to digital design, producing polished artifacts and design systems that bridge physical and software interfaces.
10 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Design Interaction Design, Bachelor of Design Interaction Design at University of Washington
Industrial Design. Coursework, Industrial Design. Coursework at Western Washington University
Associate of Arts General Studies, Associate of Arts General Studies at Skagit Valley College
[ARCHIVED] A library of common Office Add-in design patterns
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