Dr. Ulrike Schmuntzsch
Focus of work
- User-friendly design and evaluation of technical systems
- Digital sovereignty in the economy
- Work and engineering psychology
- Human factors, usability and user experience
- Industrial product service systems
Curriculum vitae
Dr. Ulrike Schmuntzsch studied Business Psychology with a focus on 'Work and Technology' in Lüneburg and Human Factors at the Technical University (TU) Berlin. She then worked as a research assistant in research and teaching at the Department of Human-Machine Systems at TU Berlin from 2011 to 2022. In several application-oriented research projects with various partners from science and industry, she was responsible for the evaluation and design of user-friendly human-technology interaction. Her dissertation, which she completed in 2014, deals with the development and evaluation of a warning glove for user support during maintenance activities in an industrial context. Ulrike Schmuntzsch has been a research associate at the Institute for Innovation and Technology (iit) at VDI/VDE-IT since 2022. She works in the field of 'Education and Science' and is currently working on the topic of 'Digital sovereignty in the economy'.