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Track 2: Creating a Path to Human-Centered Engineering with Ginger Chien
In this episode, Ginger Chien, Device Architect at AT&T Mobility, shares how she combines her innovative spirit with a strong commitment to a human-centered approach in Engineering. With an impressive portfolio including 70+ patents covering a variety of fields, she's responsible for defining AT&T Mobility's technical requirements for mobile devices.
The core of Ginger's practice revolves around balancing creativity with the needs of end-users. Stressing the need for a human-centered approach that focuses on incorporating UX principles in Engineering and empathy in the design process, she discusses strategies for making products and services more accessible and inclusive for diverse user groups.
Design Matters hosts conferences worldwide. If you're interested in attending one or even bringing one to your city, visit our website designmatters.io and find all the locations we host events in. If you'd like to help Design Matters organize an event in your city, send an email to [email protected].
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By Design TracksIn this episode, Ginger Chien, Device Architect at AT&T Mobility, shares how she combines her innovative spirit with a strong commitment to a human-centered approach in Engineering. With an impressive portfolio including 70+ patents covering a variety of fields, she's responsible for defining AT&T Mobility's technical requirements for mobile devices.
The core of Ginger's practice revolves around balancing creativity with the needs of end-users. Stressing the need for a human-centered approach that focuses on incorporating UX principles in Engineering and empathy in the design process, she discusses strategies for making products and services more accessible and inclusive for diverse user groups.
Design Matters hosts conferences worldwide. If you're interested in attending one or even bringing one to your city, visit our website designmatters.io and find all the locations we host events in. If you'd like to help Design Matters organize an event in your city, send an email to [email protected].