Ehimare Okoyomon

Professional

Professorship of Energy Management Technologies
Research in data-driven methods for the analysis and control of power grids, and the development of scalable, decentralized energy systems
Thesis supervision; support for lecture, lab and seminar courses

Google Chrome privacy — developing privacy-preserving features for the web and mobile ecosystems
Privacy consultant for user transparency, control, and data minimization, with focus on website and children's privacy
Google.org — 6-month fellowship with the International Rescue Committee (IRC) to address the needs of refugees fleeing the war in Ukraine
Created the UnitedForUkraine website with informational offerings for refugees, and high quality tools for Signpost that can be implemented with minimal engineering

Member of the Usable Security and Privacy Group led by Serge Egelman
Investigated apps’ usages, permissions and network activity, ultimately verifying whether they comply with explicit guidelines (such as GDPR or COPPA)
Supported the paper: "Won't Somebody Think of the Children?"

Member of the Network Security Group led by Adrian Perrig
SCION — a future Internet design that aims to provide high availability and efficient packet delivery even in the presence of active attackers
Created documentation and applications to educate students and researchers on the SCION Internet Architecture

Led labs and discussion sections, held office hours, and created and graded course materials
CS168 (Internet Architecture and Protocols) — under professors Scott Shenker and Sylvia Ratnasamy (Fall 2018)
CS61C (Computer Architecture) — under Professors Randy Katz and Krste Asanovic (Fall 2017), Nicholas Weaver and John Wawrzynek (Spring 2018)

Major: Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences
Focus: Security & Privacy
Other coursework: Machine Learning, Energy & Civilization, Data, Prediction & Law
Thesis: Contradictions in App Privacy Policies