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Christopher Nuzum is listed as Head of Product Development, Intelligent Contract Platform at Sea, based in Lunenburg, Lower Saxony, Germany. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at tractionsoftware.com, phone signal with area code 401, 468, and a matched LinkedIn profile for Christopher Nuzum.
Christopher Nuzum previously worked as Head of Product at Sea and Co-Founder & CTO at Traction Software. Christopher Nuzum holds Sc. M., Computer Science from Brown University.
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Leading great software teams for over 30 years, with ultimate responsibility for product definition, roadmap, architecture, design, interface, UX, packaging, development, documentation, deployment, service, and support. I enjoy designing and delivering user-focused, polished, robust, performant solutions ready for production use. As a manager, I focus on empowering my teams, providing people with opportunities for professional growth, removing obstacles, and giving them the independence and headroom that lets them achieve their best work.
Listed skills include Software Engineering, Software Development, Distributed Systems, Enterprise Software, and 41 others.
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London, England, Gb
I lead the Product and Engineering teams that build the Chinsay Intelligent Contract Platform, responsible for product vision, strategy, discovery, and delivery.
Providence, Rhode Island, Us
I co-founded Traction Software, and led the technical team that created and brought to market the award-winning TeamPage collaboration system. TeamPage serves customers in the Fortune 500 pharmaceutical, manufacturing, government, and consulting industries, powering critical Project Management, Knowledge Management, Competitive Intelligence, Quality Management, Continuous Improvement, and other structured and unstructured collaboration processes.
Stockholm, -, Se
My focus is on bringing the benefits of Product Discovery techniques such as story mapping, design sprints, user testing, lightweight prototypes, experiments, and analytics to Chinsay’s Product Management practice, in order better to drive development priorities, align organizational activities, and accelerate the time to value for Chinsay’s customers.
Stockholm, -, Se
My management responsibilities expanded to include the Development, QA, and Product teams, and recruiting a new full-time VP of Engineering.
Stockholm, -, Se
As a consultant to Chinsay, I supported the company's transition from Waterfall to Agile, DevOps, Trunk-Based Development, and Continuous Delivery. In support of this, I initiated the effort to automate testing, introducing Postman-based API tests, Selenium-based functional tests, and JMeter-based load tests. I was also actively involved in hiring software engineers, consultants, QA, and engineering leadership. Outside of DevOps I worked closely with the product team, helping set priorities and adjust scope in order to meet critical deadlines. I worked extensively on process and communications improvements across the organization, including the development of a roadmap to align the entire organization's efforts.In addition to developing and deepening many of my skills, while supporting Chinsay I also learned a lot about the technologies and tools the team uses especially Microsoft Azure and Azure DevOps.
EBT developed DynaText (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynatext), a tool for turning SGML texts into interactive electronic books. As an engineer, I was responsible for the API product, the System Integrators Toolkit, which was used by customers such as Sun Microsystems, Silicon Graphics, Novell, and Boeing for delivering product documentation electronically. I also led the group responsible for the top-level DynaText application itself, and was one of the technical leads responsible for transitioning DynaText from a single-threaded to a multi-threaded application with pluggable COM-based back ends, using a C++-to-COM code generation framework developed in Perl. At EBT, I also acted as a Project Manager for several releases, where I leveraged Mosaic and the nacent WWW to create web gateways to EBT's DDTS bug tracking system. I instituted the Conductor role, a rotating cross-functional position responsible for coordinating software release activities across the Engineering, Documentation, QA, and Support teams. I developed the Conductor's Web Page to coordinate all the teams and to support briefing external customers weekly on the current status of their open issues. Previously as a summer intern, I implemented a regression testing system for automating unit tests and documented the System Integrators Toolkit. I also spearheaded the engineering team's transition from RCS to CVS.
Providence, Rhode Island, Us
I was a Head Teaching Assistant for Andy van Dam's Computer Graphics class and for Steve Reiss' Software Engineering course. I was also a Teaching Assistant for Andy van Dam's Introduction to Computer Science, and Daniel Lopresti's Computer Architecture course.
Providence, Rhode Island, Us
Implemented control software for an Abacus digital frame store using C++, double dispatch, and operator overloading to allow succinct specification of instructions for transferring rendered image data between various mass storage devices.
Denver, Co, Us
At Cadre, while working on minor bug fixes, I had my first taste of software engineering in the large and the accompanying world of source code revision control with DSEE working on Apollo systems.
East Greenwich, Rhode Island, Us
Implemented code that allowed direct input of measurements from a connected digital vernier caliper into fields in the company's Design for Manufacture and Assembly software.
I worked as a graphic design intern at a newspaper company during a period of transition from traditional paper layout with PMT and wax paste-up to digital layout using FrameMaker. I learned the old techniques and the rudiments of graphic design while assisting the design staff with the transition to the digital tools.
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Christopher Nuzum works for Sea.
Christopher Nuzum is listed as Head of Product Development, Intelligent Contract Platform at Sea.
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Christopher Nuzum is based in Lunenburg, Lower Saxony, Germany while working with Sea.
Christopher Nuzum has worked for Sea, Traction Software, Chinsay, Electronic Book Technologies, and Brown University.
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Christopher Nuzum holds Sc. M., Computer Science from Brown University.
Christopher Nuzum is listed with skills including Software Engineering, Software Development, Distributed Systems, Enterprise Software, Java, Software Design, Scalability, and Cloud Computing.
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