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Brett Luartes

Bringing customer/user obsession to technology solutions in the Federal Government

Brett Luartes is an experienced Senior Product Manager with a strong background in the computer software industry, focusing on delivering premium user experiences and high-visibility technical projects. His expertise includes Agile software development practices, user research, product vision, stakeholder alignment, feature prioritization, project management, global e-commerce, user experience (UX), search engine optimization (SEO), team, and budget management.

Brett Luartes has a diverse educational background, having studied MCDBA, Data Modeling/Warehousing, and Database Administration at Bellevue College, as well as Graphic Design at Lake Washington Institute of Technology.

Throughout his career, Brett Luartes has held key positions in renowned organizations, including being a Senior Product Manager/Owner at Defense Digital Service, Chief Technology Officer at Aqueous, Senior Program Manager - Ecommerce at Microsoft, Director of Website Services at Ten Gun Design, among others.

Brett Luartes has a history of successfully managing and delivering on high-visibility technical projects, with a strong focus on customer-centric innovative solutions and premium user experiences. His skill set encompasses a wide range of competencies, from Agile software development practices to team and budget management.

With a demonstrated history of working in both technical and leadership roles, Brett Luartes brings a wealth of experience in various aspects of product management, software development, and user experience design to his professional undertakings.

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Sep 22 · linkedin

Congratulations Col Moncur! Thank you for your service! I hope your retirement is everything you hope it is. We only crossed paths for a brief moment during the DDS discovery sprint but it was a pleasure working with you. Tagging in the former DDS resident pathologist Altay S. Otun.

Sep 22 · linkedin

“The US has spent roughly $24 billion on military aid to Ukraine, which is roughly 3% of the US military’s own budget. Ukraine remains in control of roughly 83% of its territory and US intelligence believes the war has severely degraded Russia’s military power and its ability to threaten NATO allies.” Data informed decisions are great!!

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Seattle, Washington, United States