Diana Enriquez, PhD is a technology strategist and UX designer who helps mission-driven organizations use systems design to catalyze human potential and maximize impact. 

Her consulting and advisory work has ranged from civic engagement tools that reached 4.2 million voters, leading market-fit strategy for EdTech products, to guiding multi-year technology portfolio evaluations for major foundations. Whether building new products, refining strategies, or implementing large-scale systems, Diana focuses on the “last mile”: where vision meets real-world constraints and measurable results.

Before earning her PhD at Princeton, Diana developed TED’s fact-checking program, advanced bilingual automation at Twitter, and worked in quantitative modeling for a hedge fund, applying network science to the U.S. economy for electronic trading. 

Diana’s research has been featured at the Federal Reserve, Washington Center for Equitable Growth, TEDGlobal in Rio, TEDxMunich, Yale, and Princeton, and published in Foreign Policy, American Prospect, Business Insider, Tech Policy Press, and TED.com. Her work has been cited in state-level court filings and in outlets such as The Guardian and MSNBC.

She also holds a BA in Political Science from Yale, where she explored organized crime in Latin America. She lives in Brooklyn with her husband and very opinionated cat.