Elizabeth Sweeny

Elizabeth Sweeny, with the LinkedIn username egsweeny, is a seasoned product manager currently working at Google. Here are some key points about her career and expertise:

Current Role

• She is a Senior Product Manager at Google, specifically on the Chrome Web Platform team, where she focuses on platform primitives and has been responsible for creating investment strategies and developing products for web platform capabilities since 2018.13

Key Responsibilities and Achievements

• Her portfolio includes critical tools such as Lighthouse, Lighthouse CI, PageSpeed Insights, web.dev, and the Chrome User Experience Report. These tools are mission-critical for several top-level strategic interests within Web Platform, Chrome, and Search.
• She has won a Google Search Tech Impact Award and is in the Google Hall of Fame for her work on the Core Web Vitals initiative.1

Previous Roles

• Before her current role at Google, she was the Director of Corporate Innovation at GSVlabs (2017-2018), where she led core product and business development for corporate partners, helping them develop positions in adjacent markets.1
• She also served as the Director of Programs and Partnerships at the Frugal Innovation Hub at Santa Clara University (2012-2017), managing the full lifecycle development of software and hardware products for international humanitarian enterprise clients.1

Education and Teaching

• Elizabeth Sweeny is an honors graduate from Santa Clara University's Leavey School of Business and is currently a degree-seeking graduate student. She also serves as an adjunct faculty member at Santa Clara University, teaching graduate courses in the School of Engineering that focus on technical and entrepreneurial methodologies for developing new products and services for international markets.12

Additional Contributions

• She is actively involved in mentorship, participating in programs like Startup Weekends with Google and serving as a panelist for women in tech. She also engages in technical reviewing and judging for various conferences and competitions, including the Global Humanitarian Technology conference and the Tech Awards for the Tech Museum of Innovation.1