Natalie Meurer leads Sierra’s global public-sector business, helping public servants use conversational and long-horizon AI agents. Previously, she built Sierra’s agent-engineering practice, co-founded Probably Something, and led privacy engineering for Palantir’s government platform.

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Natalie Meurer leads Sierra’s global public-sector business, helping public servants use conversational and long-horizon AI agents. Previously, she built Sierra’s agent-engineering practice, co-founded Probably Something, and led privacy engineering for Palantir’s government platform.

Career

Natalie Meurer holds an MBA from Stanford Graduate School of Business and a BS, Science, Technology, and International Affairs — Business, Growth, and Development from Georgetown University Walsh School of Foreign Service.

General Manager, Public Sector at Sierra from 2026-08 to Present
Co-founder and CEO at Probably Something from 2021-12 to 2023-10
Privacy Engineering Lead, Government Platform at Palantir Technologies from 2019-12 to 2021-06
Business Development Intern at the Feynman Center for Innovation at Los Alamos National Laboratory from 2014-05 to 2014-08
Intern for Congressman Adam Schiff at US Congress from 2013-01 to 2013-04
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Meet the AI agent engineer

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Forward deployed engineers and the future of software engineering

Meurer discusses customer accountability, agent orchestration and the changing relationship between forward-deployed and product engineers.

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Inside Sierra University — co-authored guide

Meurer and Rosie Roca describe practical training in agent design, system integration, authentication and stress-testing.

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