Hi, I'm Isabel.
I'm an economist turned product designer who designs for how people actually behave.
UCLA Business Economics
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6 years at Deloitte
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Now at CMU MHCI
I’m a Master’s of Human-Computer Interaction student at Carnegie Mellon, graduating August 2026. My background is in economics, six years spent inside the incentive structures that quietly shape every decision.
I design products that make those systems legible, and lately, more trustworthy: AI agents, behavioral tools, complex choices made simple.


Designing Flower Bouquets
Recently, I've been into playing with different color contrasts and texture combinations through designing flower bouquets

Florence, Italy
A big motivation for learning new languages has always been immersing myself in the culture and interacting with the locals

Baking during Covid
One of the perks of baking is being able to share with a group of people, and I'm looking forward to the next group I can share my baked goods with!

Mount. Fuji 3D Paper Craft
Building this Chureito Pagoda paper model involved a level of hand-eye coordination that made me immediately appreciate real human craftsmanship

Photography
Saratoga, CA

Photography
Haussmannian architecture + cafe in Paris

Photography
Christmas tree bokeh

Photography
Spiral staircase in the Art Institute of Chicago, taken with a fisheye lens

Photography
Golden hour on the UCLA campus

Recipe Design
For a New York Times basil pesto recipe

Drawing
Akatsuki members from Naruto, Konan and Nagato

Photography
Piazza del Popolo in Rome, Italy
App for Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance
Designed with 48 hours for the Girls in Tech San Francisco 2022 Hackathon

Vibe-Coded Prototype
FigBuild 2026, built in 3 days with my teammates from CMU, Holly and Celine

Editorial Design
Amalfi coast, a 9-page spread for a Travel and Leisure Magazine

Abstract Color Study
Exploring how different gradients come together

Photography
Library within Getty Center in LA





