Hello, This is

Jasmine Shi

IS + HCI @Carnegie Mellon

About me

I’m a junior studying Information Systems and Human-Computer Interaction at Carnegie Mellon University, graduating in May 2027.

I design human-centered Systems for learning, wellness, and motivation.

I’ve conducted research on AI tutors vs. teachable agents using Self-Determination Theory; worked on AR/VR wellness simulations with Meta Quest 3 and session analytics; and contributed to projects in AI service design and product development. 

Currently seeking Summer 2026 internship opportunities!

Education

2023-2027

Carnegie
Mellon
University

B.S in Information Systems,
Add. major in Human-Computer Interaction

  • GPA: 3.78 / 4.00
  •  Selected Coursework:
    • 05-317 · Design of Artificial Intelligence Products
    • 05-361 · Advanced Interaction Design
    • 05-410 · User-Centered Research and Evaluation
    • 05-452 · Service Design
    • 05-470 · Digital Design Innovation
    • 05-571 · Undergraduate Project in HCI
    • 15-112 · Fundamentals of Programming
    • 15-122 · Principles of Imperative Computation 
    • 17-313 · Fundamentals of Software Engineering
    • 67-262 · Database Design and Development 
    • 67-272 · Application Design and Development 
    • 67-373 · Information Systems Consulting Project

Skills

Python
85%
JavaScript | TypeScript
95%
React
75%
Ruby on Rails
80%
C#
70%
SQL
80%
HTML5 | CSS3
90%
Human-Centered Design
95%
Prototyping & Usability Testing
85%
Information Architecture
90%

Experience

May 2025 -Present

AI and Student Motivation, CMU

Independent Researcher

Research project comparing RAG chatbot vs. teachable agent to study effects on motivation and learning outcomes

Apr - Aug
2025

Social AI Group, CMU

Research Assistant

Built an end-to-end VR/AR interaction stack with logging sessions, ran participant ops and usability sessions with 40+ participants

Apr 2025 -
Present

Variability Lab, CMU

Research Assistant

Implemented Mixed-methods (tobii eye tracking, survey) usability sessions with 20+ participants to improve accessible dev tools for BLV developers

Projects

Sep - Dec
2025

05-470,

CMU

Product Manager

Framed product opportunity and MVP strategy; led prototype iterations with a 4-person team to validate desirability and feasibility of the AI-powered features.

Sep - Dec
2025

05-361,

CMU

Product Strategy & Interaction Lead

Prioritized and refined product requirement; led functional feasibility confirmation for a wheelchair-mounted robotic retrieval system.

Sep - Dec
2025

05-452,

CMU

Service Designer

Identified a service opportunity to increase weekday engagement for a local jazz bar through in-field research and stakeholder interviews.

May - Sep
2025

SelfCraft,

Project Olympus,

CMU

Founder & UX Engineer

Led end-to-end UX for an AI self-coaching tool; ran 20+ interviews/usability sessions, built navigation components though Agile delivery.

Jan - May
2025

05-317,

CMU

AI Product Designer

Designed and prototyped AI-powered interfaces with user control and market viability considerations that later informed the concept for a startup project

Jan - May
2025

67-272,

CMU

Full-Stack Developer

Built a fully functional Ruby on Rails app end-to-end: 12 REST endpoints, 6 models/8 tables, auth/session, validations, and 15+ UI views

Sep - Dec
2024

17-313,

CMU

Backend Developer

Shipped backend tag-management features to NodeBB codebase; wrote unit tests and passed all SonarCloud checks

What I do

Research. Design. Build. 

Research & Insight

If you are curious about learning, communication, or motivation, I can provide research-based perspectives shaped by work with AI tutors, AR/VR wellness, and digital service design.

Design & Systems

An effective design process connects ideas with people. I translate complex challenges into structured prototypes that are functional, engaging, and inclusive.

Build & Experiment

If you are looking for ideas that move into practice, I can deliver. I develop applications and prototypes, refining them through iteration and testing.