Meet the people of
Human.Capital

Shannon loves connecting people with their passions. She has spent her career within the People function across Venture Capital firms, a mid-sized tech company, and startups. After growing up in Philly, Shannon transitioned to the West Coast to attend Stanford where she majored in Urban Studies and competed on the Women's Squash team. Shannon is an Aries who enjoys board games, improv, hint water, and party planning.

Amy helps people and teams achieve their full potential. Since graduating Stanford class of 2011, she's worked in client services and technical program management at mid-sized tech companies. She's excited to partner with ambitious engineers and match them to companies that make their heart sing and their brains buzz! Outside of work, you can find Amy training for an Ironman, or reading at her favorite cafes in North Beach.

Jessica has recently joined Human.Capital after four years at Rubrik, where she built out their University program. Jessica saw Rubrik through hyper-growth, and got firsthand exposure to growing a successful, thriving, startup. Her passion and love for connecting with the students lead her to Human.Capital, where she’s excited to help connect even more students to exciting opportunities. She is a Bay Area native, attended Saratoga High School and UC Davis. Jessica enjoys exploring her creative side through singing, playing guitar, and editing photos for Instagram. She also loves winning in Catan, blogging about food, and traveling whenever she can!

Norma graduated from UCLA in 2014 with a degree in Human Biology and Society. As a clinical research coordinator, she spearheaded the growth of a neurology clinic from the ground up and increased efficiency by 8x. As Chief Operations Officer of The Youth Movement Against Alzheimer’s, she led the team through the creation of processes and operations that are still being used today. She currently leads YMAA's policy initiatives and is working to create a CA Care Corps. At Practice Fusion she worked to reduce admin costs in healthcare while always leading her team and surpassing her sales goals. As a coordinator for the Grace Hopper Celebration, she cultivated the experience for high profile attendees (aka game-changing women technologists) and systematized the process for people to use in her role for years to come. In her free time, she loves to travel, explore nature, run, bike, and read!

Gelila (UPenn ’11) loves finding potential in students and connecting them to life-changing opportunities in tech and beyond. Prior to joining Human.Capital, Gelila led the University Recruiting teams at Quora and Coursera where she partnered closely with various business units to recruit interns and new grads. She has lived in various parts of the world, but considers California home. Outside of work, Gelila enjoys playing tennis, discovering new cultures through travel, and mastering the art of parenthood.

Cami (Johns Hopkins MS ’19 and University of Utah BS ’18) has always enjoyed helping people, and spent her 4 years in Utah working with kids at Primary Children’s Hospital while studying health psychology. After graduating, Cami pursued her Master’s of Bioethics at Johns Hopkins, where she explored the ethical questions of relationships, climate change, and the responsibilities of upcoming technology. While at Hopkins, Cami helped develop a support group for adolescent transgender patients, and is excited to bring that same passion and enthusiasm of supporting others to Human.Capital! Cami grew up outside of Philly, and enjoys traveling to spend time with friends, comedy shows, hosting game nights and petting dogs.

Jada (Stanford '16) her BS in Symbolic Systems (Decision-making and Rationality focus) and Minor in Modern Languages (Spanish, Portuguese). While in school, she helped build Stanford's Social Entrepreneurial Students' Association. Following graduation, Jada moved to brand consulting where she worked in Strategy, Writing, and Business Development. Jada is thrilled to join Human.Capital as Head of Special Projects and a Principal (Social Impact, Cybersecurity focus).

Zabie (Harvard ‘18) is a Principal at Human.Capital, working to connect our high-potential engineers to the diverse set of opportunities we represent. While completing her undergraduate degrees in computer science and economics, Zabie interned at a number of large and small tech companies in the Bay Area and in Washington DC. Zabie helped launch the Human.Capital team at Harvard and was both an Associate and Campus Director before joining the HQ team full-time. Outside of engineering, Zabie was on Harvard's Varsity Rowing Team and grew up between Oakland and Squaw Valley as a competitive racer and (later) extreme skier.