About Me
Hi, I’m Glen, a UX professional with 5 years of experience in research, design, and product management, mostly working with complex products and technical end-users.
I’m currently a Master’s Student in Human-Computer Interaction at Carleton University. My research focuses on evaluating the acceptability, level of confidence, and workflow required to use digital biomarkers of cognitive aspects to monitor the progress of Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) in older adults.
In my free time, I enjoy playing the saxophone and competing as an athlete in squash. In January 2026, I won the Canadian National University and College Squash Championships in the Men’s A Division.
My Work
Electronic Memory Support System - Carleton University, Bruyere Health, and Mayo Clinic
Mobile calendar application based on the Mayo Clinic’s HABIT Program to assist older adults experiencing cognitive decline with prolonging autonomy
eBUS Player - Pleora Technologies
Desktop application assisting software developers in configuring optimal settings in complex medical and defense vision systems
eBUS AI Studio - Pleora Technologies
AI classifier and object detection program for identifying manufacturing defects in production facilities
Master’s Thesis
Exploring the patient and clinician perspective of using digital biomarkers as a tool for monitoring Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI)