Sarah Hubbard

Sarah Hubbard is a Program Manager for Azure IoT at Microsoft with a diverse professional background in technology, policy, and research.

Sarah has been involved in various projects at Microsoft, including Azure IoT Central, mixed reality incubation, customer success, and chatbot research for Skype.

Prior to Microsoft, Sarah worked at the Tech Policy Lab, the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, and NASA, contributing to initiatives like Climate Education and Literacy, Women in STEM, and Computer Science Education week.

She is a published author with a focus on technology and privacy issues, notably co-authoring a study on Internet-connected toys.

Passionate about STEM diversity and education, Sarah actively engages in initiatives such as the College Women in STEM organization, the Grace Hopper Celebration committee, and community efforts.

She initiated a Reverse Mentoring program at Microsoft and presented it at the Grace Hopper Celebration, aiming to foster inclusive teams and drive advancements in human-computer interaction.

With a Bachelor of Science degree in Informatics from the University of Washington, Sarah's professional journey includes roles at Apple and prestigious organizations like The RSA.

Sarah Hubbard is enthusiastic about building products that push the boundaries of human-computer interaction and contribute to a more inclusive and innovative future.