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Cupertino, CA, US

Oversees a cross-functional portfolio at the intersection of public policy, data privacy and security, emerging science and technology, election security, criminal justice, government surveillance, disaster and pandemic response, and equitable access to healthcare. * Emerging technologies, data privacy, and information security: Developed and continue to.

Palo Alto, CA

Researched, wrote articles, and spoke at symposia on legal and ethical issues that arise at the intersection of science, technology, and policy, with a focus on privacy, algorithmic fairness, machine learning/artificial intelligence, and data ethics. Currently researching “low-hanging fruit” problems, areas of low technical complexity but significant.

Advised the leadership of Crisis Text Line, a service that provides support via text message to individuals in crisis, on issues relating to privacy, fairness, and effective data analysis. Assisted in creating the rules for sharing data with academic institutions and with refining the analytical projects of various institutions to best take advantage of.

Advised clients on issues relating to state and federal privacy law, as well as on other strategic and practical considerations that arise from the development and application of new technologies.

Researched, wrote, and spoke on how developing big data technology has altered the power dynamics among individuals, companies, and governments. Advised the California State Assembly and the UC San Francisco School of Medicine on issues relating to privacy and large-scale data analysis. Created and oversaw programs to help law students develop a deeper.

Palo Alto, CA

Collaborated with senior leadership across the entirety of the company to shape and articulate a coherent, consistent, and forward-looking approach to privacy, civil liberties, and data ethics. Translated legal and policy considerations into guidance and specifications for ongoing engineering work. Led a collaboration with a nonprofit organization to.

Served as a subject matter expert on numerous projects both within IBM and with external clients. Researched and advised clients on topics such as the interaction of novel of medical technologies with European Union data protection regulations and compliance of large corporate systems with the complex web of United States data protection and privacy laws.

Advised clients on privacy and consumer protections laws, drafted data protection policies, and edited a book chapter on Federal Trade Commission enforcement. Researched novel clean technologies and advised companies on how to secure federal funding for their eventual development.

J.D., Law

Activities and Societies: Journal of Law Reform, Michigan Technology and Telecommunications Law ReviewManaging Technology Editor, Michigan.

B.A., Physics, Mathematics, English