Jessica Brandenburger

Jessica Brandenburger is a Researcher at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at the University of Applied Sciences Lübeck, where she has been working since July 2017. Her research focuses on human-centered design of data visualizations and user interfaces, utilizing various usability methods including paper prototyping and eye tracking.

Her educational background includes:

• Master of Sciences in Computer Science from University of Applied Sciences Lübeck (2012-2017)
• Bachelor of Sciences in Information Technology and Design from University of Applied Sciences Lübeck (2009-2012)
• Communication Designer degree from Academy of Design in Hamburg (2006-2009)

Jessica's research interests span Human-Computer Interaction, Data Visualization, User Interface Design, and Usability Engineering. She specializes in creating adaptive user interfaces that consider individual design preferences, with a particular focus on career guidance platforms that promote intrinsic motivation among young users. Her work integrates eye tracking and other usability methods to optimize user experience in digital environments.

Her publication record shows a strong focus on career guidance systems and educational technology. Over the past several years, she has published extensively on digital applications for career orientation, with an emphasis on user-centered design principles. Her research demonstrates how gamification and adaptive interfaces can improve user engagement and decision-making processes in career counseling contexts.

Jessica also contributes to interdisciplinary research, as evidenced by her work on COVID-19 tracing apps, where she examined quality metrics and adoption factors across European implementations. This demonstrates her ability to apply human-computer interaction principles to pressing public health challenges.