Content design lead, GenAI at YouTube

Content design lead, consent & transparency, central Google privacy team

Features, criticism, and reporting for Slate, Vulture, The Washington Post, The International Herald Tribune, New York Times online, Saveur, Marie Claire, and more.

Principal/senior staff-level content designer on the health team, with work spanning preventive health, mental health, and well-being.

As lead content designer for Facebook’s preventive health work (including COVID-19 products and campaigns), I collaborated closely with other cross-functional leaders to set team and product strategy; developed and evangelized research-based best practices for use by designers and PMs across the company; ran crits and review sessions; and partnered with directors and other senior peers on projects with significant cross-company involvement. Our work connected over 2 billion people from 189 countries to reliable information about COVID-19.

Health design highlights:

* COVID-19 Info Center (localized in 71 languages)

* COVID-19 and flu vaccine campaigns in partnership with global ministries of health

* COVID-19 misinformation interventions (https://www.fastcompany.com/90586312/facebook-notifications-covid-19-misinformation)

* Presented at company-wide Design org all-hands

Prior to that, I helped develop highly complex, highly visible projects in the integrity space, including product development for Facebook's Oversight Board and the Community Standards Enforcement Report.

Editorial lead on new communications program about Facebook's trust and safety projects. Produced films and articles on complicated topics for non-tech audiences. Covered false news, ranking algorithms, security design, and more. Highlights:

* Developed "Facing Facts," a film about Facebook's work on misinformation, with Morgan Neville, director of "Won't You Be My Neighbor." ("A rare look at the people who run News Feed: the nerds you’ve never heard of who run perhaps the most powerful algorithm in the world." - Nicholas Thompson, Wired)

* Interviewed civil society and tech experts for a package on the policies and technology that help make Facebook a safer, more welcoming place for women around the world.