AI Product Manager.
Growth Hacker.
Builder.
USC Marshall '27, minoring in AI and Computer Science. I turn user insight into AI products that move activation, conversion, and retention.
"For me, product is simple: talk to users, ship fast, and let the numbers tell the truth. The best ideas usually show up somewhere between a user interview and a late-night prototype."
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Experience
Typeless
AI Growth Product Manager Intern
Owned user acquisition growth, from referral loops to creator partnerships, redesigning the end-to-end referral experience and launching a self-serve Creator Hub.
Alibaba Group
AI Product Manager Intern
Designed and iterated Fliggy's low-code AI platform, giving non-technical teams zero-code tools to build agents and scaling AI calling and customer service across business teams.
Manus AI
AI Product Operation Intern
Improved the AI assistant's chat experience and grew the product's presence in North America, from redesigning core interactions to running user research and content strategy.
iQIYI
Product Growth Intern
Grew awareness, downloads, and subscriptions for Chinese dramas in the North American market through community, campus, and social campaigns.
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Projects
LabLM
A hands-on learning site that helps teenagers understand how AI chatbots actually work. Through six interactive labs, students build and test their own prompts, watch the AI respond in real time, and learn to question AI answers instead of taking them at face value. Recognized by Microsoft K-12 judges for its impact on AI literacy.
Try It → Project LeadUSC Media LabSelected for USC Annual AI Visual ExhibitionWanderer
"What if there is a world 300 years from now, built on the detritus of a former civilization?"
A semester-long worldbuilding project where I led a 15-person team to build Kivogaq, a post-collapse world reconstructed on the ruins of our own, from its collapse logic all the way down to a single character's life.
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Things I Make
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Community
USC CSSA Annual Career Fair
Organized a career fair connecting 40+ companies with 600+ students, and ran the sponsorship outreach that brought in $1,000+ per week.
USC AFMA "Lost in the Stars" Alumni Screening
Planned a special alumni screening and panel covered by the LA Times, with promo articles on WeChat and Red Note drawing 200+ film lovers.
Short Film Screening Series
Curated a recurring short-film screening series, handling programming and partnerships that raised $1,000+ per event.
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Get in Touch
I'm always up for talking about AI products, growth, or building something new. The fastest way to reach me is email, or grab a time on my calendar.
lisaweng@usc.edu
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Me on Social Media
Selected content across TikTok and Instagram.
30 min about product, growth, or content.