Yael Lever

Yael Lever is a lawyer and software product manager whose work spans public policy, criminal justice, and financial technology. She prosecuted public corruption and financial crime cases at the State Attorney’s Office, worked with the OECD on international trade and economic policy, and later established herself as a product manager in the FinTech sector, developing data-driven financial risk and anti-money laundering systems.

Yael holds a law degree (LLB), where she developed a keen interest in practical ethics and the philosophical analysis of law and policy. She is now pursuing the MSt in Practical Ethics at Oxford, where her she aims to focus on predictive AI algorithm ethics, particularly the ethical governance of systems that shape access to essential services, rights and opportunities, including financial services and security, and their implications for justice, fairness, and autonomy.

Email: yael.lever@worc.ox.ac.uk

LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/yael-lever