Jaime Teevan
is a corporate vice president and Chief Scientist at Microsoft,
where she is responsible for driving research-backed innovation in the company's core products.
Jaime is an advocate for finding smarter ways for people to make the most of their time, and believes in the positive impact that breaks and recovery have on productivity. She leads Microsoft's future of work initiative which brings researchers from Microsoft, LinkedIn and GitHub together to study how the pandemic has changed the way people work.
Previously she was Technical Advisor to CEO Satya Nadella
and led the Productivity team at Microsoft Research.
Jaime has received numerous awards, including the
Technology Review TR35 Young Innovator,
Borg Early Career,
Karen Sparck Jones, and
SIGIR Test of Time
awards. She holds a
Ph.D.
from
MIT
and a B.S. from
Yale,
and is an
affiliate professor
at the University of Washington.
