Since I completed this project, the industry has seen an exponential rise in AI-driven products that promise to change the way we do things. However, the core questions for most of these chat-based interfaces remain unanswered – how do these proposed solutions fit in with existing workflows of users? 

In this project I worked with a team of senior data scientists to understand their workflows and designed a human-in-the-loop framework that was geared towards augmenting instead of replacing the user.  

I also experimented with AI branding as part of a class project.

Carpooling is one of the more well-known solutions for reducing individual carbon footprints. Despite efforts to encourage carpooling among students, individual permits accounted for only 90% of the parking permits sold at Georgia Tech.

We collaborated with the Parking & Transport Services at GT to understand students' pain points while carpooling. Using storyboards, brainstorming exercises and concept sketches, I followed a structured ideation process to design a carpooling app.