About – Seth Snyder

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I'm Seth, currently Sr. Director of Design at Cohere Health where I lead a team of product designers and UX Researchers creating award-winning digital products that are transforming the US healthcare system.

With a degree in Industrial Design from the RISD, 13 years of consulting at places like Tellart, Method, and frog, and prior Head of Design roles at companies like Universal Robots, I've designed and produced dozens of award-winning interactive experiences, web-connected objects, device interfaces, websites, mobile apps, and environments. I embrace digital technology as a material in my palette, in which data, sensors, pixels, and networks exist fluidly alongside traditional materials like wood, metal, and plastic. I love facilitating workshops, leading brainstorms, conducting ethnographic user research, sketching groundbreaking interaction models, pushing pixels, prototyping, and collaborating with engineers to transform visions into realities. In my free time, I can be found in the park with Tux, my Boston Terrier, traveling the world on urban photo safaris, and researching and writing about topics like emotionally intelligent AI and robotics.

With a degree in Industrial Design from the RISD, 13 years of consulting at places like Tellart, Method, and frog, and prior Head of Design roles at companies like Universal Robots, I've designed and produced dozens of award-winning interactive experiences, web-connected objects, device interfaces, websites, mobile apps, and environments. I embrace digital technology as a material in my palette, in which data, sensors, pixels, and networks exist fluidly alongside traditional materials like wood, metal, and plastic. I love facilitating workshops, leading brainstorms, conducting ethnographic user research, sketching groundbreaking interaction models, pushing pixels, prototyping, and collaborating with engineers to transform visions into realities. In my free time, I can be found in the park with Tux, my Boston Terrier, traveling the world on urban photo safaris, and researching and writing about topics like emotionally intelligent AI and robotics.

With a degree in Industrial Design from the RISD, and 13 years of consulting at places like Tellart, Method, and frog, and prior Head of Design roles at companies like Universal Robots, I've designed and produced dozens of award-winning interactive experiences, web-connected objects, device interfaces, websites, mobile apps, and environments. I embrace digital technology as a material in my palette, in which data, sensors, pixels, and networks exist fluidly alongside traditional materials like wood, metal, and plastic. I love facilitating workshops, leading brainstorms, conducting ethnographic user research, sketching groundbreaking interaction models, pushing pixels, prototyping, and collaborating with engineers to transform visions into realities. In my free time, I can be found in the park with Tux, my Boston Terrier, traveling the world on urban photo safaris, and researching and writing about topics like emotionally intelligent AI and robotics.

With a degree in Industrial Design from the RISD, 13 years of consulting at places like Tellart, Method, and frog, and prior Head of Design roles at companies like Universal Robots, I've designed and produced dozens of award-winning interactive experiences, web-connected objects, device interfaces, websites, mobile apps, and environments. I embrace digital technology as a material in my palette, in which data, sensors, pixels, and networks exist fluidly alongside traditional materials like wood, metal, and plastic. I love facilitating workshops, leading brainstorms, conducting ethnographic user research, sketching groundbreaking interaction models, pushing pixels, prototyping, and collaborating with engineers to transform visions into realities. In my free time, I can be found in the park with Tux, my Boston Terrier, traveling the world on urban photo safaris, and researching and writing about topics like emotionally intelligent AI and robotics.