Deputy Director, Digital Service Platforms, Government Digital Service, Cabinet Office

Policy Fellow, Centre for Science and Policy

Amanda Dahl is the Deputy Director for Digital Service Platforms at the Government Digital Service in the Cabinet Office. For almost three decades, she has held technology, digital transformation and product leadership roles in the UK and US, including at the White House in the US Digital Service, where she led digital teams improving social safety net benefits for parents and caregivers. A strong advocate of human-centred design and effective altruism, Amanda is currently working on the vision for the future of digital government in the UK, and how central platforms might enable a seamless, integrated and equitable digital democracy. Amanda received her degree from the University of California at Berkeley in Political Economy of Industrial Societies and lives in Cambridge, UK.