Lauren Henderson
Senior Technical Program Manager at Microsoft
Greater Boston United States
Summary
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Top SchoolLauren Henderson is a Senior Technical Program Manager with a decade of experience driving security-focused products and player trust and safety at Microsoft, currently shaping player safety strategy for Xbox studios. She combines deep low-level technical knowledge—working hands-on with Windows Hello, device drivers, BIOS and security protocols—with program leadership skills in incident response, cross-team coordination, and product vision ownership. Lauren has a proven track record of translating complex security and compliance requirements into pragmatic delivery plans, and she’s comfortable rotating into QA, data analysis, or security triage as projects demand. Early research work on sensor-based two-factor authentication and internships in cybersecurity and full‑stack tooling reflect a long-standing habit of blending hardware insight with software solutions. Based in Greater Boston, she’s known for building inclusive, user-centered safety features that balance technical rigor with accessible experiences.
10 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
Informatics, Informatics at The University of EdinburghBachelor’s Degree Computer Engineering, Bachelor’s Degree Computer Engineering at Villanova University
English, American Sign Language
Github Skills (5)
robotics10
autonomous-robots10
machine-learning8
monorepo8
data-science8
Programming languages (2)
Github contributions (2)
uf-mil/mil
May 2016 - May 2017
Monorepo of the Machine Intelligence Lab at the University of Florida
Contributions:47 commits in 11 months
monorepodata-sciencemachine-learninglabintelligence
uf-mil/SubjuGator
May 2016 - May 2017
SubjuGator 8 on-board software
Contributions:1 comment in 11 months
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