Diana Enriquez PhD is an economic sociologist and UX designer specializing in outsourcing, automation, and freelance workers. Combining social science with real-world practice, Diana is an expert at helping individuals and organizations unlock human potential and adapt to the future of labor markets. 

Diana’s research has been featured at the Federal Reserve, TEDGlobal in Rio, TEDxMunich, Yale, and Princeton. Her writing has appeared in Foreign Policy, American Prospect, Business Insider, Tech Policy Press, TED.com, and has been cited in major outlets such as The Guardian and MSNBC. 

Before earning her PhD at Princeton, where she studied the dynamics of freelance pricing, Diana developed TED’s fact-checking program. Earlier, she worked in quantitative modeling for a hedge fund, applying network science to the U.S. economy for electronic trading.

Diana 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.