Sejal Khatri

Sejal Khatri is a Ph.D. candidate in Computer Science at Harvard University. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Engineering and a Master’s degree in Human-Computer Interaction from the University of Washington. Her career began in the field of UX research, gaining years of experience as a User Experience Researcher at top companies such as Google. Sejal’s research spans areas like multilingual Wikipedia, software quality measurement, artificial intelligence, as well as diversity and equity. She has contributed to global projects such as Humaniki and Wiki Education Dashboard at the Wikimedia Foundation. Additionally, her academic work includes published articles exploring the social embeddedness of multilingual Wikipedia. Her technical background enables her to bridge the gap between UX and engineering teams, driving user-centered decisions.

• 2020–Present·Harvard University·Ph.D. Candidate in Computer Science
  • Focused on research topics related to human-computer interaction and user experience.
• 2018–2020·Google·User Experience Researcher
  • Led UX research projects in areas such as healthcare, artificial intelligence, diversity, and equity.
• 2016–2018·Wikimedia Foundation·User Experience Researcher
  • Contributed to global user research initiatives for projects like Humaniki and Wiki Education Dashboard.

• 2020–Present·Harvard University·Ph.D. (Computer Science)
  • Specializing in human-computer interaction and user experience research.
• 2015–2017·University of Washington·M.Sc. (Human-Computer Interaction)
  • Research focused on UX design and user-centered decision-making.
• 2011–2015·University of Washington·B.Sc. (Computer Engineering)
  • Technical background covering computer science and engineering.