Sarah Gordon

Sarah Gordon has a diverse work experience in various roles and industries. Sarah started their career as an intern at the National Institute of Mental Health, conducting clinical research on pediatric autism. Sarah then worked as a summer research fellow at the University of Massachusetts Medical School. Later, they joined the Biomaterials and Interface Tissue Engineering Laboratory at Columbia University as a research assistant, where they focused on nanofiber scaffolds for orthopedic tissue engineering.

In 2012, Sarah joined Accenture, where they worked in multiple roles, including product manager, business analyst, project manager, and designer. Sarah led digital clinical product offerings for life sciences and chemical companies, specializing in statistical computing, security management, clinical and operational analytics, and protocol startup/automation solutions.

Sarah's most recent work experience is with Komodo Health, where they started as a product manager and progressed to senior product manager and group product manager. Currently, they hold the role of Director of Product Management.

Sarah'scareer highlights include presenting research results at conferences and being a Howard Hughes Medical Institute sponsored fellow. Overall, Sarah has a diverse and impressive background in product management and research.

Sarah Gordon attended Phillips Academy Andover for high school. Sarah then went on to study Biomedical Engineering at Columbia Engineering, where they earned a Bachelor of Science degree.