Jenna Hong

Jenna Hong is a Master's student at MIT with a strong interest in the convergence of cognitive science and computer science, particularly focused on AI ethics, fairness in ML systems, tech policy, AI education, computational cognitive science, developmental psychology, memory, and storytelling. Jenna currently holds a position as a PM for AI research and product at Microsoft. Jenna's educational background includes a Master's of Engineering in Artificial Intelligence and a Bachelor of Science in Brain and Cognitive Sciences, Computer Science, and Engineering, both from MIT. Prior to MIT, Jenna attended Groton School and Fay School.

Jenna has a diverse organizational history, having served as a Rotational PM in Microsoft's AI Development team. Jenna has also held research roles at prestigious institutions such as the MIT Media Lab and the MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL). Jenna has gained industry experience through internships at Microsoft, Goldman Sachs, Pison Technology, Veeva Systems, BrainSpec, and more. Additionally, Jenna has contributed as a camp counselor, research intern, and violinist at various organizations, showcasing a well-rounded skill set and interests.