Mayra Pacheco is a San Francisco Bay Area dynamo whose impressive journey through the realms of psychology and human-computer interaction has left a lasting mark on both her professional landscape and the community at large. A proud Stanford University alumna, she graduated in 2010, armed with insights into the human psyche and an uncanny understanding of technology"s role in our lives—qualities that make her the go-to guru for anyone seeking to navigate life"s complexities.

Currently working at Fremont Hospital - Behavioral Health, Mayra excels in creating environments where healing meets innovation. Her knack for blending compassion with cutting-edge techniques ensures that every patient feels understood and valued. Outside of her day job, she dons many hats: as a Maker for Flux Foundation since 2013, she"s contributed to awe-inspiring art installations that unite communities—and yes, her work even graced the Philadelphia Zoo!

Her commitment to diversity is evident from her certification in Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging from LinkedIn. As a Crisis Counselor at Crisis Support Services of Alameda County since 2020, Mayra provides hope during life’s darkest moments—her superpower being empathy wrapped in practical support.

Whether she"s empowering Latinx investors or prototyping stunning art pieces, Mayra"s blend of intellect and heart makes her an unstoppable force. With an unmistakable flair for turning challenges into opportunities for growth and creativity, she continues to inspire everyone fortunate enough to cross her path.