Isaac Felix is a computer science and linguistics graduate from the University of Illinois at Chicago and an alumnus of the Learning+Interest+Technology lab, where he co-authored a paper on an AI-assisted authoring tool for educators to create robot-supported social learning experiences. He is currently pursuing a Master of Science in Computer Science with a specialization in Human-Computer Interaction at Georgia Tech. His previous research has focused on education technology and geographic information systems, while his industry experience includes roles as a quantitative analyst and mobile networks engineer. Within the lab, Isaac is actively working on Social Agent Mediated Interactions. His research interests encompass human-computer interaction, social networks, civic technology, cognition, and natural language processing.