I am a PhD candidate in the Human-Centered Computing (HCC) program at Georgia Tech, graduating in May 2027. I am a member of the Georgia Tech Ubicomp Health & Wellness Lab, advised by Professor Rosa Arriaga. Previously, I received my B.S. in electrical engineering (Georgia Tech), worked as an avionics engineer, and received my M.S. in computer science specializing in human-computer interaction (Georgia Tech).
My research explores equitable and responsible health AI for chronic health self-management, designed both with communities facing health disparities and with clinical stakeholders. I utilize community-engaged approaches, and work with multidisciplinary teams to bridge design, human-computer interaction, and medicine.
My work has been published at top computing venues including CHI, CSCW, and IMWUT, and has been supported by the American Diabetes Association, the NIH, and the NSF. During my PhD at Georgia Tech, I received the Herbert P. Haley Fellowship and the Georgia Tech "Celebrating Student Leaders" recognition. I also received the Foley Scholar Award, the highest student award given by Georgia Tech’s Institute for People and Technology (IPaT) for "personal vision, brilliance, and potential impact."
I am on the academic job market, seeking a tenure-track faculty position or post-doc starting Fall 2027!
Contact Me: baseman[at]gatech[dot]edu