Ayman Alzayat
Personal Information
- KeywordsHuman-Computer InteractionVirtual RealityTool EmbodimentHaptic ExperiencePsychology
- OrganizationCareem
- EducationUniversity of Waterloo
- EmailPublic email not found
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Biography
Ayman Alzayat is a researcher specializing in the field of Human-Computer Interaction, with deep expertise in exploring the relationship between virtual and physical haptic experiences. He earned his PhD from the Department of Management Sciences at the University of Waterloo, focusing on the psychological effects of tool embodiment and haptic interaction. His research applies psychological theories to virtual and digital environments, helping to design and better understand the user experience of digital interactions. Currently, he serves as Head of Research at Careem, where he explores user behaviors and product opportunities, providing insights for the fintech and artificial intelligence fields.
Work Experience
- Present·Careem·Head of Research
- Leads user behavior research, identifies product opportunities, and optimizes fintech and AI-driven solutions.
Education
- 2011-2018·University of Waterloo·PhD
- Management Sciences, focused on measuring tool embodiment in virtual and physical contexts.
- 2009-2011·University of Waterloo·Master's
- Management Sciences, research concentrated on the impact of story-based learning on cognitive problem-solving.
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