Paul Pham (he/him) is currently a Software Engineering Manager at The Trevor Project, leading several teams for data engineering, internal tooling, and website development. He graduated from the University of California, Irvine with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science. Prior to joining The Trevor Project, he worked as a tech consultant for various industries including finance, banking, telecommunications, automotive, gas & energy, and nonprofits.
Past Talks
Learn more about the transformative journey with Paul as he shares the impact of integrating data metrics into product designs. In this insightful talk, Paul dives into The Trevor Project's remarkable shift from relying on "gut feelings" to leveraging data-driven strategies in their mission to provide suicide prevention and crisis intervention services. For years, like many organizations, Trevor faced challenges that came from decisions based on intuition rather than data insights. The consequences were user pain points and undesirable outcomes.
Join us as Paul shares the compelling story of how The Trevor Project's product engineering teams reflected and changed their approach, leading to over 500,000 crisis interventions at crucial moments just last year alone.
Don't miss this opportunity to learn how data-driven design not only enhances user experiences but also saves lives. Learn more about UX by discovering the tangible benefits achieved when empathy meets analytics. It's not just a talk; it's a testament to the power of data in building products that make a real social impact.