Google Names Isabel Scavetta as Product Manager
Google has named Isabel Scavetta as a Product Manager on its Product team, where she will focus on AI search experience strategy across Google Search on Android.
Scavetta shared that her new role will involve work on AI-led search experiences, with a focus on how users discover and interact with information through Google Search on Android. Her announcement also noted that the work spans a global Android ecosystem with more than 3 billion devices.
The appointment comes as search continues to evolve from traditional keyword-based experiences toward interfaces that incorporate generative and conversational AI. Search platforms are increasingly integrating AI into how information is presented, interpreted, and surfaced to users, creating new product and user-experience considerations.
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For product teams, this shift involves more than adding AI capabilities to existing search interfaces. Factors such as relevance, user intent, interaction design, trust, transparency, and the quality of generated responses are becoming part of the broader search experience.
Scavetta’s role is focused specifically on AI search experience strategy for Android, placing her work within this changing product environment. Her announcement also referenced the goal of developing AI-led experiences that are intuitive, helpful, fair, and accessible to users.
The move also reflects the growing overlap between product management, artificial intelligence, and search strategy. As AI becomes more deeply integrated into consumer technology, product managers are increasingly involved in defining how these systems are incorporated into everyday user journeys.
Scavetta was previously a Product Manager at Checkout.com, according to a 2026 professional profile listing, before moving to Google.
Her appointment adds product leadership focused on AI search experiences as Google continues to develop how users interact with search across its Android ecosystem.
