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Eric is a tireless devotee to the creative process that spawns intuitive product experiences. Delivering on time and comfortably within budget, he brings unquenchable curiosity balanced with thoughtful leadership and practiced execution to both enterprise envisioning teams and lean startups. Eric sees no computing challenge as too ambitious to begin decomposing. He finds his bliss leading teams in the direction of awesome and perpetually seeks to nurture the inner hidden strengths in others along the way.In his most recent role with Microsoft, Eric led as a Program Manager for a software development feature crew within the Windows Embedded Business's Automotive Division which was responsible for the design and development of rich and integrated user experiences aligning with Microsoft's "Intelligent Car"​ strategy and vision. For more information about the project, please visit: http://bit.ly/MSAutomotiveAlso, previously within the Windows Embedded organization, Eric worked on an incubation project related to early machine to machine (M2M) data exchange and connectivity for embedded devices. Windows Embedded's mission at the time was to drive business growth and competitive advantage for its enterprise customers and partners through technology innovations that were to capitalize on the vast potential of the data generated by the exponential growth of devices and services supporting the Internet of Things: http://bit.ly/MSEmbeddedIoTPrior to Windows Embedded, Eric spent nearly 6 years managing a number of different SaaS projects within Microsoft's IT organization responsible for design and development of internally facing mission critical services and applications. He began his work with Microsoft as an intern within the IT organization during his final co-op experience while attending Northeastern University in Boston, MA. Three such co-op experiences were completed, two of which were with The Gillette Company headquartered in Boston.

Listed skills include Software Project Management, Agile Methodologies, Critical Thinking, Software Development, and 45 others.

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  Northeastern University

  Computer Science