Vorada "Vora" Savengseuksa is a Seattle-based researcher and user experience (UX) designer with a passion for making technology, global health, and social policy more accessible and equitable. With expertise in social determinants of health (SDOH), aging policy and eldercare, health literacy and language access, and maternal and child nutrition, she applies human-centered design to create solutions that are both meaningful and practical.

 

Bringing together research, design, and information architecture, Vora works at the intersection of data, visual storytelling, and policy to drive real impact. She thrives on collaboration, working across industries to bridge gaps in knowledge and access while using communication design to engage diverse stakeholders. She is especially proud of her work addressing health disparities—whether expanding pan-Asian and Pacific Islander senior centers to combat isolation or crafting linguistically relevant public health curricula for schools in rural Laos. At the heart of her work is a deep commitment to building more inclusive and effective digital and social environments. Vora has a Masters in Public Administration from the University of Washington, a BS in Nutritional Sciences from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and professional training in human-centered design and research.