Tressa Daniels has shared her expertise as a knowledgeable and experienced Human Factors Engineer, Usability Engineer, Usability Manager and User Interface Designer for 7 years.

Currently, Tressa concentrates her skills in Human Factors and Usability working as a Human Factors Engineer for Intel Corporation.

Tressa has been responsible for developing grass roots usability, designing wireless and web applications, setting up onsite Usability Labs, and testing hardware, software and Interactive Voice Response systems. Her commitment and dedication derive from her strong desire to improve upon and simplify technologically advanced systems.

Tressa is successful and respected within the Human Factors community. She has tested numerous applications and has been employed by successful companies including: SRC/Titan Corp., Xerox Corp., Edmunds.com and DIRECTV Inc.

Tressa Daniels is reputed for her skills in the design and usability of a variety of software applications, web applications and hardware.

As a Usability Manager at Edmunds.com, she took charge of managing a usability initiative and successfully established an onsite Usability Lab. Tressa also accomplished this at DIRECTV, Inc.

As an Instructor of Human Factors Psychology at Woodbury University, she enjoyed sharing her enthusiasm about the field of Human Factors as well as spreading knowledge to students about her real-world experiences.
She was educated in Logan Utah and Northridge California, with a strong emphasis in Usability, Design and Human Factors. Tressa received the Human Factors Award at California State University Northridge and possesses real life and real world experience.

Maintaining a reputation as a fast-paced industrious professional possessing very strong work ethics, Tressa has proven herself as an exceptional Human Factors Specialist & Engineer, Usability Engineer and UI Designer who works tirelessly to complete project needs. Using her wealth of methodologies and knowledge, she is recognized as an exceptionally proficient professional.