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London, Gb

Palo Alto, Ca, Us

Manager of Product Management and Product Lead of the Identity & Auth group for the VMware Tanzu portfolio.

San Francisco, California, Us

Manager of Product Management and Group Product Lead in Pivotal Cloud R&D. My area of focus at Pivotal was to improve the security of Pivotal and Cloud Foundry products. I was the Product Lead for the security group, which included teams covering identity and access management, security compliance, credential management and application security, as well as having previously lead the application security and credential management teams as Product Manager.

Sausalito, California, Us

As technical product manager at CARDFREE, I managed the ongoing development of their platform products. CARDFREE provides customized solutions for a variety of merchants through their platform APIs and web admin tools. The APIs connect mobile, web and point of sale applications to platform services for stored value, offers and promotions, loyalty, order ahead and more. The admin tools allow merchants to directly engage customers with targeted campaigns to drive return visits and brand engagement. Some announced clients leveraging the platform include Taco Bell, Dunkin Donuts, Sonic and Checkers/Rally's.

Tempe, Az, Us

As a Registration Authority Administrator, I performed due diligence verifications for individuals and companies that requested SSL certificates. I also provided support for installing and configuring certificates and TLS on web servers. This job provided a solid background of TLS and PKI as well as my introduction to Linux server management.

Tempe, Az, Us

I provided technical support to customers of GoDaddy. The specific focus of support was in domain names, DNS, web hosting and other web services. The skills I learned are surprisingly still relevant more than 10 years later, because we've renamed it all "the cloud" and everyone thinks it's cool.

Tampa, Florida, Us

I provided technical support to customers that purchased IBM Thinkpad laptops. This was pre-broadband and remote desktop, so there was a lot of “tell me what your screen looks like” and “my internet isn’t working, but I can’t try it because I am talking to you on the phone".This job was a master class in empathy and invalidating assumptions of how users will engage with your products.