Aaron Collie is the Research Data Security Manager at Princeton University where he helps enable research involving sensitive and confidential data. Aaron has over 12 years of experience leading organizations in the development of data and information management capabilities. Prior to joining Princeton, Aaron served as the Manager for Privacy Engineering at the University of Illinois where he led university-wide training and outreach on privacy-enhancing technology, advocated for privacy by design (PbD) development patterns and established foundational privacy engineering policy and controls.Previously, Aaron worked for the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis where he was responsible for managing the national support office for a historical data preservation enclave, ensuring compliance with NIST 800-53, and at Michigan State University where he co-founded and led the cross-campus Research Data Management Guidance service. Aaron holds a Master’s Degree in Library and Information Science with a specialization in Data Curation Education.Recently, Aaron is engaged with teaching, writing and consulting on topics of research data management and security, privacy technology, data curation and agile workforce development in information-intensive professions. He received his M.S in Library and Information Science from the University of Illinois in 2010 with a specialization in the Data Curation Education Program.