Amplify
Sophie Golomb is an accomplished Senior Product Designer at Amplify, with a robust background in product design and UX. Previously, as Associate Director of Product Design at DoSomething.org, Sophie led initiatives to enhance digital platform accessibility and user experience through comprehensive research and design methodologies. Sophie's extensive experience includes roles as a Senior UX Designer at New York University, where design-thinking was applied to sustainability-focused communications and events, and management positions in sustainability at Spicy Witch Productions, where design work included various collateral and branding projects. Additionally, Sophie founded the Teen Advocates for Sustainability Corps, orchestrating an environmental advocacy conference, and has held roles in public policy monitoring for significant Jewish organizations. Educational qualifications include a UX/UI Design Certificate from Columbia Engineering, a Master’s Degree in Environmental Conservation Education from New York University, and a Bachelor's degree in Anthropology and Studio Art from Brandeis University.
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Amplify is re-imagining the way teachers teach and students learn. We enable teachers to manage whole classrooms and, at the same time, empower them to offer more personalized instruction, so that students become more active, engaged learners. Our digital products are leading the way in data-driven instruction, breaking new ground in mobile learning and setting the standard for next-generation digital curriculum and assessment. And our professional services team, with years of classroom experience, helps schools implement our digital solutions to meet their local conditions. An independent subsidiary of News Corporation, Amplify is built on the foundation of Wireless Generation, the pioneer that brought mobile assessments and instructional analytics to schools across America. To date, Amplify has supported more than 200,000 educators and 3 million students in all 50 states as they begin their digital transition. And we’re just getting started.