Natalie Glance

Natalie Glance is a seasoned professional with a wealth of experience in startups and established companies, specializing in applied research, collaborative systems, social media analysis, software, and engineering management.

She is a prolific author, having published over 30 peer-reviewed papers covering diverse topics such as text mining, fake review detection, recommender systems, and multi-agent systems. Natalie also boasts an impressive portfolio of 17 U.S. patents.

Her involvement in the academic and professional community is extensive, having served as a co-chair/organizer for ICWSM 2007-2009 and organized various workshops on topics like the Weblogging Ecosystem, Knowledge Ecologies, and People-Based Networking.

Natalie Glance is actively engaged in the program committees and review processes of prestigious conferences, workshops, and journals including KDD, CEAS, ACL, WWW, WSDM, CIKM, and AIRWeb.

Education-wise, Natalie pursued a Ph.D. in Physics at Stanford University and completed her B.A. in Physics at Princeton University.

Professionally, Natalie has held key positions at renowned organizations such as Duolingo, where she served as the Senior VP of Engineering and previously as the VP of Engineering and Director of Engineering. Prior to her tenure at Duolingo, she held pivotal roles at Google, Nielsen BuzzMetrics, BlogPulse, Intelliseek, Whizbang! Labs, Xerox Research Centre Europe, and Xerox PARC.