Cafe sign in Rome, 2001
Greetings. If you are looking to get a quick idea of where I fit in privacy, the best path is to read papers I have worked on (see my CV for links). In my first career I worked for software startups for a decade, mostly as a technical writer with few brief diversions in QA. I returned to school for an MS in Public Policy and Management with an internship at the Center for Democracy & Technology while Jerry Berman was still there. I completed a PhD in Engineering & Public Policy, advised by Lorrie Faith Cranor at Carnegie Mellon. I currently work for Mozilla part-time as a senior privacy researcher. I focus on Do Not Track, Tracking Protection Lists, and the W3C standards process. I will postdoc this Fall, also part-time.
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- W3C Tracking Protection Working Group:
- The Freedom to Tinker blog
- The Cylab Usable Privacy and Security (CUPS) lab
- National broadband plan website | blog | twitter feed