Siobhan is a technologist, teacher and artist with a passion for nurturing innovative, inclusive communities of engineering, research and creative practice.

She has spent the past several years building and scaling engineering organizations at startups, with products ranging from an AI health coach to a home downpayment assistance app for essential professionals, and now manages engineering operations for FEELD, on a mission to elevate the human experience of sexuality and relationships.

Siobhan began her career researching how humans learn at Harvard’s Lab for Developmental Studies with Dr. Susan Carey and Beth Israel Deaconess & Harvard Medical School’s Music Neuroimaging Laboratory with Drs. Gottfried Schlaug and Ellen Winner. She has published research in Brain & Cognition, Neuroreport, and Model View Culture, Slow Technology Reader (Fall 25) and presented at the Conference on Complex Systems, Conference on Cognitive Neuroscience, AlterConf, PyLadies, Metis, AI Murmurings, and Temple University.

Siobhan teaches embodiment and relational awareness in the tradition of bhakti yoga, which she has studied with teachers who have laughed at her youthful exhuberance, coached her to a fuller resonance, and continue to advise her journey as student and teacher. She received her yoga teacher training certification in San Francisco (CA) under the generous light of guru Jasmine Tarkeshi, and has taught hatha-jnana yoga classes in offices, yoga centers, a prison setting, and private one-on-one’s for over ten years.

As an artist her work as been shared at the Institute of Contemporary Art (Boston), Movement Research @ Judson Church (NYC), De Young Museum (San Francisco), and developed through residencies at Movement Research (NYC), the Interdisciplinary Laboratory for Art, Nature and Dance (NYC), SEEDS (San Francisco), and Playa (Oregon). Siobhan enjoys spending time with her family, studying math, watching and playing basketball, and collaborating with colleagues as a guest researcher with Slow Research Lab (Amsterdam).