Hillary Schuster is an information designer, prototyper, and researcher at Doblin. She handles the production of workshop and meeting materials, and contributes prototypes, business concept illustrations, and other images and models in support of storytelling and narrative development.

In pursuit of her degree at The Institute of Design, she concentrated on prototyping and design language in an effort to understand the gap between ideas and implementation. Hillary's engineering degree from Michigan reflected and extended her interests in math and science.

• She is a itinerant jewelry designer still seeking her niche.
  
  
• Hillary absorbs pop culture through any means other than directly.