Rebecca Krosnick
About me:
I am a 5th year PhD student in the
EECS department at the University of Michigan, advised by Professor
Steve Oney. I study human-computer interaction and am interested in designing intuitive programming tools for developers and end-users.
I currently am exploring ways to make creating, generalizing, and editing web macros more intuitive and visual. I also have designed a programming-by-demonstration system for creating responsive user interfaces.
Previously I interned in the HCI and Visualization group at
Autodesk Research and the
EPIC group at Microsoft Research, and worked as a software engineer at MathWorks. I received my SB and MEng in Computer Science from MIT, where I was advised by Professor
Rob Miller.
News: Excited to be interning with the UI Understanding group within Apple's Human-Centered Machine Intelligence team during summer 2022.