Lauryl Zenobi is a Director of Digital Services and UX researcher with 11 years of experience applying human-centered design to government and nonprofit digital programs. She leads strategy, business development, and delivery for government services—most recently overseeing a 45+ practitioner VA-focused experience unit—and has helped agencies like CMS and the VA improve tools, APIs, and veteran experiences through applied research. A former archaeologist and museum outreach coordinator, she brings deep qualitative fieldwork skills and a knack for translating complex research into actionable product decisions and revenue-generating redesigns. Author of the career guide "I want a UX job!", Lauryl pairs hands-on mentoring and hiring experience with a pragmatic focus on developer and user experience in high-stakes public-sector projects.
11 years of coding experience
9 years of employment as a software developer
Master’s Degree Archaeology, Master’s Degree Archaeology at University of Washington
Bachelor's degree Anthropology, Bachelor's degree Anthropology at University of Hawaii, Hilo
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