Scott has experience working on various research projects regarding automated and semi-automated vehicles, human-computer interaction, AI and computer vision, trust in automation, vigilance, warnings, phishing, and cybersecurity. He has designed systems to help combat the vigilance decrement, improve warnings for hazards in vehicles, increase user understanding of automated functions to enhance usability, prevent users from falling for phishing scams, and understand calibration for trust in automation to prevent under- and over-trust that could result in catastrophe. With his extensive experience and drive for discovery, Scott is excited to help the Sophic team deliver impactful results for our clients.