Lilian is a Practice Leader and licensed Architect interested in being part of a multi-disciplinary design environment that embodies a culture of collaboration, is connected to the community, takes risks and fosters talent. Her passion is to lead Process and build teams that achieve aspirational outcomes, while developing and maintaining synergistic relationships with leaders in the architectural and education community. On March 2013, Lilian attended her first Hackathon and, since then, has been hooked on “hacking” for good. Lilian graduated from the University of California at Berkeley with a degree in Environmental Design and has since enjoyed working in architectural firms located in the Bay Area: WRNS (present), NBBJ, SOM, City and County of San Francisco, and Stanley Saitowitz Office. Recent completed projects include the International Terminal at San Francisco International Airport, Salk Institute for Biological Studies Master Plan, Center for Science and Innovation at the University of San Francisco, Li Ka Shing Center for Learning and Knowledge at Stanford University, Simulation Center at California Maritime Academy and L. S. Skaggs Research Building at the University of Utah. Lilian works to raise awareness and help break the cycle of poverty in the Bay Area by being a Tipping Point Community Partner and serving as Vice-Chair of Rubicon Programs. www.tippingpoint.org www.rubiconprograms.org