Aileen has worked in corporate law, physics research laboratories, and, most recently, NYC startups oriented toward improving daily life for underserved populations—particularly groups who have yet to fully enjoy the benefits of mobile technology. Her interests range from defensive software engineering to UX designs for reducing cognitive load to the interplay between law and technology. She currently serves as a member of the New York City Bar Association’s Science and Law committee, where she chairs a subcommittee devoted to exploring and advocating for scientifically driven regulation (and deregulation) of new and existing technologies. Aileen holds degrees in anthropology, law, and physics from Princeton, Yale, and Columbia respectively.