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Paul May

Location: Brooklyn, New York.
Email: webmail at paulmay.org
Twitter: @paulmmay

Paul May works in the exciting seams between design, technology and business. His portfolio of work includes user experience strategy, interaction design, data representation, speaking and teaching.

Paul is currently a graduate student at NYU's Interactive Telecommunications Program (ITP).

Selected Experience

2011-2012, Experience Strategist, Frog

Frog is a global design and innovation company. At frog I help to research and define connected experiences across a variety of environments and media.

2007-2010, Business Development, User Experience Consultant, Front

I worked for of the UK and Ireland's best web agencies Front, where I was initially responsible for business development and then for user experience research and strategy.

2005-2007, Business Analyst, Accenture

Worked for the Communications and High Technology division of consulting firm Accenture. Key projects included work with Microsoft on business process outsourcing, process improvement and business intelligence.

Education

2010-2012, MPS Candidate, Interactive Telecommunications Program, NYU

Attending NYU's groundbreaking Interactive Telecommunications Program (ITP) as a Fulbright award winner in Science, Technology and Innovation.

2009, Prince2 Project Management Certification

Completed the Prince2 project management qualification. Search for candidate number P2R/356425 at APMG site for accreditation details.

2000-2004, B.Sc in Multimedia, Dublin City University

Multidisciplinary media degree including work on software engineering, media theory, digital audio and video, 3D graphics. Research topics included physical, vision-based human computer interaction and robotics.

Selected Press

A small photo of The Author with some lovely tea by way of a witty footer
Paul May is a researcher and designer from Dublin, Ireland; he is currently a student at NYU's Interactive Telecommunications Program (ITP). Feel free to directly (or you can use the contact form). You can also get him on twitter or flickr. Paul enjoys writing in the third person.