Jonathan Arnowitz, Google
Jonathan Arnowitz is currently a user experience architect at Google. He has over 20 years experience in designing user experiences. Jonathan started out designing interactive multimedia software. In 1991 Jonathan moved to the Netherlands where he was an Interaction Design Consultant for over 10 years. In 2002 he returned to America, where he worked as a Senior Interaction Designer for PeopleSoft and then as User Experience Architect for SAP Labs where he worked on designing, training, and implementing User Experience Patterns for the next generation of SAP Applications. Jonathan is also a volunteer for ACM/SIGCHI where among other things he was the co-founder of the DUX conference (Designing for User Experiences), the former co-editor in chief of Interactions Magazine and most recently the Design Community co-chair for CHI2008. Jonathan is also the author of the book, Effective Prototyping for Software Makers, published by Morgan-Kaufman/Elsevier.
