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Juliet Shen
T&S Product Leader | Tooling Consortium at Columbia SIPA
Juliet Shen is an experienced and dedicated product leader with a passion for making the world a better place. She has a strong background in product management, trust and safety, privacy, policy, spam, content moderation, and machine learning.
With a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology and Political Science from the University at Albany, Juliet brings a well-rounded educational foundation to her professional endeavors.
Juliet has held various key roles in reputable organizations, including being a former Product Lead at Columbia | SIPA, Community Leadership Council member at Integrity Institute, Founder of Shen Safety, and Senior Product Manager at Google.
Her extensive experience also includes leadership positions such as Director of Product at Grindr, Product Manager at Snap Inc. focusing on Platform Integrity, and Technical Program Manager in Trust and Safety at Snap Inc.
Juliet's professional journey includes roles as Senior Program Analyst and Community Coordinator at Snap Inc., as well as positions at Tinder, Inc., Karma Mobility, Inc., 18 Million Rising, and she has also contributed as a Blogger at Fascinasians.
Passionate about Trust & Safety, platform integrity, and security, Juliet actively uses LinkedIn to share and cross-post job opportunities while emphasizing the importance of collective efforts benefiting the broader public.
Her work ethic is underlined by the belief that collaborative actions aimed at uplifting all organizations serve a greater purpose in enhancing societal well-being.
Highlights
At #TrustCon last week, the T&S Tooling Consortium made the case that open-source tools are the next frontier of our field. A few key insights from our research:
💡 We still lack a shared vocabulary for talking about the tools used by Trust & Safety professionals. This makes it nearly impossible to have real conversations on technical solutions across industry, civil society, and academia.
💡 Trust & Safety lacks the “open source muscle” that is strong in adjacent fields. While some notable open-source T&S projects exist (the recently announced Altitude, Roblox 's voice safety classifier, Hasher-Matcher-Actioner) we’re missing clear, long-term strategic direction. Imagine what would be possible with a shared product roadmap of what the biggest pain points and who the most underserved users are.
💡 The open-source T&S tooling landscape today looks a little bit like the island of misfit toys. There’s a broad collection of open source projects (including hackathon projects) from past years that solve real problems, but aren't maintained or interoperable. There is a need for a development and maintenance pipeline.
💡 Baseline safety functions today (ex. CSAM detection on images) remain difficult and expensive to access and implement for new entrants in the field.
💡 Just like how cybersecurity has a robust vendor market AND open source community, we think an open-source tooling hub can lift the entire sector up and foster innovation and growth.
🚀 There is so much momentum in this space already! In the past 2 weeks, Roblox open sourced a voice safety classifier (thank you Morgan McGuire + team), Google open sourced a hash matching and review tool for terrorism content (thank you Beth Goldberg + team), Meta launched open source AI safety tools Llama Guard 3 and Prompt Guard (thank you Joseph Spisak + team), and Salesforce launched an open source multimodal dataset (thank you Toni M. + team). This, along with growing adoption of OSS Hasher-Matcher-Actioner, is the beginning of a very important time (thank you David Callies Juan Mrad + contributors).
If you've read this far, I ask that you think about what bits and pieces of your tooling stack could be open sourced and how your organization can support our work. We know that open source is only possible with a community, and we are grateful for already strong and committed partners around this work to build a path to transitioning proprietary internal tools to open source software that can benefit many, with a team that could support it. Let's do this!
Endless gratitude and excitement for the Tooling Consortium team: Eli Sugarman, Camille François, Dave Willner, Yoel Roth, Gunnar Wainwright, Mariel Povolny and a special thank you to Charlotte Willner and the Trust & Safety Professional Association team for organizing such a thoughtful conference that nurtures these ideas.
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Just the messenger. Sharing some Trust & Safety roles from Pinterest today as they're growing different functions of their Trust & Safety strategy! Please don't ask me about applying, I don't work there :D
TIP: Many jobs at Pinterest are remote friendly.
Staff PM - T&S Tools https://lnkd.in/en4eTHUr
(Dublin) Vendor Manager for T&S https://lnkd.in/efSRMvMF
Staff TPM - T&S https://lnkd.in/e24XAU5t
Staff PM - T&S generalist https://lnkd.in/eaKQMQmp
Sr Staff ML Eng for content quality https://lnkd.in/eFQxuWsK
Lead Product Policy Manager - Spam https://lnkd.in/ej5hGzHp
