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Evan Scheessele

Global API Strategy and Developer Platforms Architect

HP

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United States

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Goals: Drive enterprise-scale digital transformation by promoting developer engagement, goals-focused developer experiences, and API product strategy. Connect business agility objectives to software platform enabling R&D and successful product management. Change-agent working at the intersection of developer experience, cloud tech, enterprise scale, security, and business agility. Hands-on technical leader of DevOps teams moving raw business ambition through incubation into impactful transformation. At home among the engineering challenges on the journey between Geoffrey Moore’s quadrant-1 and quadrant-2; constantly moving outward chasing the edge of the map. Successfully led teams to making company-wide impact through service innovation, (multi) cloud adoption, infrastructure automation, API platform consolidation, security standards, striking a winning balance between IT process-rigor and business agility. An evangelist for corporate adaptability, from the bottom-up built an enterprise developer program, from full-lifecycle API product R&D through to API-management and developer community activation. Manager, collaborator, technical architect, and hands-on partner in projects and engagements with teams large and small. Let's build something exciting. Specialties: Driving the Business Case for APIs in the Enterprise, Infrastructure-as-Code, Open-platforms, Web-Services Software Continuous Delivery, Backstage, AWS/OpenStack Cloud-Platform Portfolio-Management & Operations, Integration-Test and Deployment Automation, Information Security, Privacy, Policy; E-commerce, Web-Services, Digital Media Content Supply Chain, Coordinated Interdisciplinary R&D, Ongoing SLO-Based Operations; and an Entrepreneurial Drive.

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Global API Strategy and Developer Platforms Architect at HP

Degrees

Bachelor of Science in Engineering (BSE), Separate Majors in Economics (emphasis: law), and Electrical Engineering (em: computing, software)

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