Protecting bad actors at scale is vital for Meta's platform. While machine learning handles bulk enforcement, complex threats require specialized human expertise, law enforcement partnerships, and cross-functional collaboration. I reimagined AI-led investigations to empower and accelerate these high-impact safety operations.
About this case study
The product I led at Meta is confidential, so the screens, and flows here are a ground-up recreation I designed to illustrate the real work. My role, the problem, the process, the timeline, and the outcome metrics are real.

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KEY IMPACT & SCALE
I structured the initiative into two phases: qualitative research, then a high-intensity design sprint with stakeholders to create solutions.
1. Foundational Research & Audit
1:1 User Interviews: Partnered with a user researcher to interview investigators and observe their live workflows.
Feature Audit: Conducted a comprehensive audit across existing investigation tools.
2. 3-Day Design Sprint & Ideation Workshop
Journey Mapping: Led collaborative mapping exercises to capture end-to-end user journeys and highlight operational friction points.
Problem Framing & “How Might We” Prompts: Converted journey map insights into actionable HMW prompts.
Crazy Eights & Rapid Concepting: Facilitated rapid sketching sessions to quickly generate diverse interface concepts.

CAPTION
A new AI investigation tool that consolidates and automates investigative workflows.
CAPTION
AI agents automate the entire lifecycle from detection to investigation and action, enabling analysts to quickly review and validate findings.