Kate Saul is a staff user researcher and content strategist with 11 years of experience designing human-centered digital services for government agencies, currently at Skylight in Portland. She specializes in UX research, content strategy, and design operations, leading projects that simplify complex public benefits systems—work that has shaped services like my.uscis.gov, UI modernization, and national Medicaid and LIHEAP application redesigns. Kate’s background blends rigorous qualitative research (hundreds of user interviews for scientific and public-sector projects) with program-level strategy, including developing org-wide content policies and training. She’s known for mentoring junior designers, founding in-house writing and editorial programs, and turning policy-heavy content into accessible, usable products. An MFA-trained writer, she brings a literary attention to clarity that helps translate bureaucratic complexity into friendly user experiences.
11 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
BA, Creative Writing, German, BA, Creative Writing, German at Knox College
MFA, Creative Writing - Fiction, MFA, Creative Writing - Fiction at University of Massachusetts Amherst
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