Andrew Rose is a Games & Product Management at Voldex. He possess expertise in strategy, cross functional team leadership, analysis, business strategy, market research and 8 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "It's nice to work for a head of product who cares about the product deeply enough that they can provide genuine, valuable insight on everything their team is working on. It shows a commitment to craftsmanship and product sense. It's nice to work for a head of product who cares about their team deeply enough to make time on their schedule for their team whenever their team needs them. It shows a commitment to employee development - both personal and professional - and to supporting your people. It's nice to work for a head of product who cares about their product and their business deeply enough to be able to translate those high-level priorities into something that can connect a team to their work, its purpose, and what it means to be successful. It shows a commitment to being the vision-holder for a product. Andrew is the rare head of product who embodies all three. In the 18 months that I got to work for him, I learned something every week. The lessons ran the gamut - product sense, people management, emotional regulation, interdisciplinary communication, giving useful feedback, managing partner relationships, the list goes on. He asked hard questions and held me to a high standard every day, doing so in ways that felt challenging and deeply respectful. He asked me to think hard and work hard to become the best version of myself. I am grateful for the time that we spent working together, and I would work for him again in an instant." and "Andrew had the unique challenge of managing a early product through a changing company strategy and setting it up for a larger outcome, and raising the bar on production quality. He managed his product through a transformative design phase that doubled retention KPIs, and trained up many additions to the growing team positioning them for success. He was dedicated to the end user, engaging in the IP's fan community, user testing, and analytical study of user data. I would happily work with Andrew again if he every finds himself back in California."