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Natasha
Harpalani
Principal Product Manager, Microsoft AI
Microsoft
Natasha Harpalani is a Senior Technical Product Manager within AWS's Clean Energy and Sustainability team where she works with energy companies to modernize the electric grid through cloud technologies. Prior to AWS, Natasha worked on IoT products at Mainspring Energy, a climate technology company that developed the linear generator which delivers onsite, 24/7, fuel-flexible, and clean power to the electric grid. She has a decade of experience building technology products at startups and Fortune 100 companies. She is passionate about using her experience to help build solutions to climate change. Outside of work, Natasha volunteers with the Young Professionals in Energy organization within NYC, mentors through First Round Capital and Girls Who Code, and is a former fellow within the Clean Energy Leadership Institute. In her free time, Natasha loves to scuba dive and discover new restaurants in NYC. She majored in Operations Research and Financial Engineering and minored in Computer Science at Princeton University.
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18 March 2027 14:30 - 15:15
Panel | Move fast and stay compliant: Shipping product in regulated industries
In regulated industries, shipping fast isn’t the hard part. Shipping fast without creating risk is. As AI moves from pilot to production, product leaders in banking, fintech and other regulated sectors face tighter controls, closer scrutiny and higher expectations from customers and regulators alike. Hear how leading product organizations are building speed into environments where every release has to stand up to review. Learn what’s changing, what’s working, and how to keep momentum without cutting corners. In this session, you’ll learn how to: - Bring risk, legal and compliance teams into the product process early, so reviews speed up delivery instead of slowing it down. - Put evaluation, human oversight and audit readiness around AI features before they reach customers. - Build a product culture where compliance and velocity work together instead of competing.