Crafting intuitive experiences, solving complex problems.

My path into UX research has been shaped by a mix of hands-on work, academic exploration, and a deep interest in how people interact with technology in everyday life. From designing conversational robots at Invento Robotics to studying digital communities during my internship at Meta, I’ve had the chance to work at the crossroads of AI, software, and human behavior. These experiences have taught me to approach problems with care, curiosity, and a focus on real-world impact.

As a PhD student in Human-Computer Interaction, I explore how design, AI, and community insights can come together to support meaningful learning and reflection. Whether I’m studying how families play games together, helping students engage with educational chatbots, or building tools for collaborative inquiry, my goal is to design systems that feel thoughtful and grounded. I value clarity over complexity, people over features, and learning over perfection.

If you’d like to connect or collaborate, feel free to reach out at msaisiddartha1@gmail.com