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I design and lead projects involving web applications, cross platform mobile apps, GIS tools and processes for major pipeline clients in Houston, TX. -------- Hi! I am a dynamic full-stack .NET developer, with a proven track record of bringing innovative products from conception to production. My career has been a rewarding journey, filled with collaboration, challenges, and the joy of creating solutions that empower individuals and teams. I specialize in web application development, where I leverage the power of .NET and Angular. Additionally, I bring a diverse skill set that spans across data analysis, BI engineering, as well as GIS, desktop, and mobile development. I love building tools that automate tasks, handle big data seamlessly, and present information in a way that just clicks. My mission is to boost productivity with smart algorithms and streamlined processes. Looking ahead, my goal is to incorporate AI in my work, automate more tasks, and leverage data effectively. I am particularly excited about being part of AI-focused projects and contributing to the cutting edge of technology. I am open to connecting with like-minded professionals, collaborating on innovative projects, and exploring opportunities in the AI space. Let's connect and explore how we can create meaningful impact together.

Hi there! I'm an independent designer based in San Francisco. In my past 10 years designing in tech, I’ve built products for Watershed Climate, Slack, Quora, VenueNext, and The Walt Disney Co. I'm excited to guide students and first-time job market applicants 🗝 break into design for tech 💪 learn design skills 🧭 ace internship and first-time job interviews For folks already in tech or with resources, I can't wait to help you navigate your design careers: Find me on superpeer at https://superpeer.com/kristinau Sample my design and career frameworks here: https://detachinstance.substack.com/

Talk to me if 🌟you want to level up in your design career 🧭 you need support navigating your tech org 🤝 you want connections to people in your similar situation 👂 you just need someone to listen 🎙️you want to ace your job interview

Along the way to getting my PhD in social psychology, I decided to abandon academia. Throughout grad school, I explored careers in data science, science journalism, and UX research. I took part in a few hackathons before discovering that product management was a thing, and it sounded really appealing. To overcome the "chicken and egg problem", where companies want to hire PMs with experience, but you can't get experience without getting hired, I worked for equity at a tiny company - it was just my founder and I, with a couple of contract engineers - while finishing my dissertation. I got an offer to work at a business data startup in the Bay shortly after. I spent four years there and was largely responsible for the entire "web" (vs. "email") side of our business - it's funny how work gets divided when you have only two PMs in the company :D I've been at GoFundMe since, where I am currently a principal product manager.

I was one of the first kids on my block to get the internet but didn't know about product management till several years into my career. I studied Biology and Philosophy in college but didn't know what I wanted to be when I grew up. Was a general business hire at a startup, then a nontechnical founder, then a content marketer, and eventually broke into product at Etsy. Went back to being a founder and CEO and eventually had my startup acquired by Facebook where I built B2B and consumer products at scale.

As a first generation immigrant where my parents really weren't able to provide any professional guidance or support, I relied on peers and mentors to help me navigate challenges. Asian Americans are often hired into tech organizations but rarely promoted or make it into the senior ranks. That's something I hope we can change. BIPOC candidates often struggle to make it in the door and face ongoing skepticism around their capabilities and we need your voice and vision if we are to build a better future.

I'm just over 4 years into professional software development, I can recall what it felt like to be joining the professional field. I want to learn from others, see how to world outside my bubble is learning, learn from others, and eventually help others. I want new grads to feel heard, while also getting to know what devs really do day to day

I got into tech from an Art (Sculpture) background. Being self-taught, I hit -a lot- of bumps in the road (some necessary, some not so much). I've been in tech for 10 years now, and currently work as a senior engineer at a finTech startup.

Senior Product Manager at GoodRx

I got into tech by trying all things design (from character design to VFX and motion). I faked my way into UI design by doing some concept work. Flash forward to now — I've been doing this for the past eight years — the last four of those years I spent building professional tools at Netflix. I enjoy designing and building things. I often feel most comfortable in a hybrid role, taking on some product management and trying development once in a blue moon. I worked at small startups and big tech; I navigated career changes and professional disappointments. I don't have the answers, but I have the experience to share.

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I'm a product/engineering founder who took the road less traveled to get where I am today. I've spent a ton of time building products, companies and teams (big and small), and I'd love to share what I've learned with you. Whether you're looking for advice on career paths, product management, engineering strategy, building your startup, team building, or just emotional support, I've got you covered. I've led product and engineering teams at companies like Climb Credit and BlackRock, and I'm currently building a platform called ResiDesk to help real estate companies orovide AI-enhanced customer, forecast renewals, and reduce turnover. So if you're looking for a friendly, informal chat about all things tech, let's connect!