Overview
If I were to run into you in an elevator in a random building, I would say:
Nothing.
I mean, I would smile at you and probably ask what floor you were getting off at. I would offer to push a button for you… but… I wouldn’t start pitching my expertise in biomedical engineering, Ui development, or user research. However, this bizarre phenomenon has, apparently, happened enough for people to expect random pitches. Ergo, let us suppose I have bumped into you in the elevator in the Empire State Building. As the elevator hurtles upward at about 1.3 floors a second, I begin:
Hi, my name is Will Glockner and I am a recent graduate from Tufts University. I am both a Biomedical Engineer and a Human Factors Engineer. Human factors engineering is a new field so let me break it down for you. Human factors engineering is equal parts mechanical engineering, ergonomics, psychology, design, product development, and coding. I have experience with lab benchwork, interface design, and user research. I am looking for a dynamic company that offers me the opportunity to gain more industry knowledge and grow.
A Website for Everyone
This website has an emphasis on accessibility and all clickable headers can be located and described by windows’ default narration program. Also, each portfolio image has an alternate text description that is concise and engaging. Furthermore, the color palate is friendly to a color-blind users.
Notes:
- This is a live webpage: expect minor changes to be made daily
- To better understand the code behind this website, please visit my repository.
- Additional pieces (code, writing, and design) will be added intermittently
- The next portfolio piece is going to be: CAD
Eventual Goals
Blogposts will be fully built out and contain relevant content to both employers and professors