Jay Averitt: the evolving role of the Privacy Engineer, technical privacy reviews and DPIAs
Jay Averitt is currently a Senior Privacy Product Manager at Microsoft, where he manages technical privacy reviews involving Microsoft365 products including CoPilot, GPT, and other LLM products. He was previously a Privacy Engineer at Twitter, where...
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Show Notes
Jay Averitt is currently a Senior Privacy Product Manager at Microsoft, where he manages technical privacy reviews involving Microsoft365 products including CoPilot, GPT, and other LLM products. He was previously a Privacy Engineer at Twitter, where he managed technical privacy reviews across the platform. He’s been working in privacy for over a decade as both a privacy technologist and a privacy attorney. Before switching to technical privacy, he worked as a technology counsel at SAP, SAS, and Lenovo.
References:
- Jay Averitt on LinkedIn
- NIST, Privacy Engineering Program
- Daniel J. Solove, Against Privacy Essentialism
- María P. Angel and Ryan Calo, Distinguishing Privacy Law: A Critique of Privacy as Social Taxonomy
- Sergio Maldonado, Some takeaways from PEPR’24 (USENIX Conference on Privacy Engineering Practice and Respect 2024)
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