Overview
Novall Khan is a mobile engineer specializing in native iOS app development. She is currently a Software Engineer at Lose It! in Boston, Massachusetts.
Novall wrote her first app in 2012, and has since worked as a mobile developer at 5 companies. At Splitwise, Novall brought bill-splitting to the iPad and Apple Watch, and expanded Splitwise's platforms to an international audience. Novall has also built apps for OpenCity, ShapeUp Inc., and WillowTree Apps.
Prior to software development, Novall conducted UX research on educational technologies with the Schacter Memory Lab at Harvard University, a project that stemmed from the Harvard Initiative for Learning & Teaching. Novall was also a member of the Scientists' Discovery Room Lab at the Harvard School of Engineering & Applied Sciences, where she contributed to the Life on Earth Project, an interdisciplinary initiative to improve the public's understanding of biodiversity through the medium of museum digital touchtables.
Novall's co-authored publication, Interpolated memory tests reduce mind wandering and improve learning of online lectures, has been featured in Scientific American, the Wall Street Journal, the Boston Globe, and Harvard Gazette.
Curriculum Vitae
News
I'll be speaking at CocoaHeads Boston on September 12th, 2019! This will be a preview of my talk at NSSpain. Hope to see you there!
My latest iOS post on Medium: 2 new settings to support in your iOS 13 apps.
I'm excited to announce that I'm starting a venture with the support of StartUp Worcester, an initiative by the Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce, on June 1st, 2017.
Many thanks to Bart Jacobs for this article, 10 Leading Women in the Cocoa Community!
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