Thorin is the Senior Security and Privacy Activist at EFF, where he focuses on providing practical advice to protecting online security, including handling much of Surveillance Self-Defense. Before joining EFF, Thorin covered privacy and security for Wirecutter and occasionally at The New York Times, writing the bulk of Wirecutter's security how-tos, explainers, and guides.

Amy is part of the Human Resources team at EFF. She uses her inordinate fondness for documentation to support EFF staff in their endeavors. When not working, she can be found cheering at baseball games, crafting, and making culinary creations in the kitchen.

Allison heads up the fundraising team at the Electronic Frontier Foundation. Prior to joining EFF, she spent much of her career fundraising for global health, development, and disaster response organizations including Doctors Without Borders, Mercy Corps, PATH, and END Fund. Allison received her undergraduate degree from Brown University and masters from Columbia. She serves on the board of directors of FinAbility. A foodie and world traveler, Allison loves reading and feels a particular sense of accomplishment when she introduced people to new beloved books.

F. Mario Trujillo is a Senior Staff Attorney on the Electronic Frontier Foundation's civil liberties team, where he focuses on the Fourth Amendment and privacy rights. He is also part of the Coders' Rights Project. Prior to joining EFF, Mario was an attorney at the privacy law firm ZwillGen and clerked for a federal magistrate judge on the southern border. Before law school, Mario worked as a technology policy reporter at The Hill newspaper. Mario holds a J.D.

Adam joined EFF in 2015. He advocates before courts and legislatures against surveillance, censorship, and discrimination.

Sara is the Internal Event & Remote Logistics Coordinator at the Electronic Frontier Foundation. She spends most of her time planning internal staff outings and helping remote staff with their travels. When not planning events and coordinating remote staff, she helps with maintenance and upkeep around the building. She also spends a lot of her time tending to the plants around the office, making sure they are as happy as they can be.

Matthew is the Accounting Director at EFF. He has been a finance leader for several Bay Area nonprofits and brings his passion for civil liberties to EFF. Matthew enjoys spending time on the Russian River and hanging out with his partner and cat.

Josh oversees media relations, the EFFector newsletter, the "How to Fix the Internet" podcast, and EFF's Investigations team. Before joining EFF, he served for six years as communications director, deputy chief of staff, and senior advisor to Congressman Eric Swalwell, a member of the House Judiciary, Intelligence, and Homeland Security committees and co-chair of the Democratic Steering and Policy Committee.

Carlos coordinates the translations of EFF's material into various languages, both from a team of translators and volunteers, He also translates the bulk of EFF's content into Spanish. In Lima, he has worked producing content for coupon companies, producing gastronomic photography, managing bookstore chains and publishing houses and, at the same time, being a free software activist. For some years now, he has run El Langoy, one of the oldest podcasts in Peru.

Jennifer Pinsof is a senior staff attorney on EFF’s civil liberties team. Her work focuses on free speech, privacy, and government transparency in the digital age. Prior to joining EFF, Jennifer was a legal fellow at the Knight First Amendment Institute, a clinical lecturer at Yale Law School’s Media Freedom & Information Access Clinic, and a litigation associate at Kirkland & Ellis LLP. Before law school, she worked at a software company specializing in data analytics. Jennifer holds a J.D. from the University of Michigan Law School and a B.A. from Cornell University.