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Parissa Burton bridges academic research and industry practice in human-computer interaction through her work at the University of Washington Information School and roles at Microsoft and Amazon. Her Ph.D. in Information Systems grounds her research in equitable AI design and critical disability studies. She develops community-led methodologies for addressing systemic inequities in technology development. Burton's research portfolio documents implementations of responsible AI frameworks and participatory design approaches in enterprise software contexts. She conducts UX research focused on accessibility, algorithmic fairness, and ethical technology development. Her published work examines power dynamics in digital systems through an interdisciplinary lens combining information science, critical theory, and human-centered design. Through the Trainerize platform, Burton provides individualized fitness programming and wellness coaching services. She applies her background in systems design to create structured training programs for clients pursuing specific physical goals. Her integrated approach connects technology ethics expertise with practical health and wellness applications.