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Jennifer Tayco
Retail Engineering Program Manager at Amazon Lab126
Jennifer Tayco is a professional with extensive experience in program management, compliance, and hardware engineering. She currently serves as a Hardware Compliance Program Manager at Amazon Web Services (AWS), where she oversees Labeling and Packaging for AWS's product portfolio. Her expertise includes change management, compliance analysis, and project execution.1
Previously, Jennifer worked at Amazon Lab126, among other organizations such as Turn and BookRenter.com, Inc. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration from the University of Phoenix and is certified in I-9/E-Verify.2 Known for her organizational skills, she is proficient in Microsoft Office tools and project planning.
Her LinkedIn username is jennifer-tayco-61932121.1
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It’s been almost one year since my brain surgery. It’s still so surreal. Brain surgery?!?! Already one year ago?!?!
I’ve been reflecting as I recently joined a support group that I didn’t even know I needed. There are things that are still happening that I now know are normal and common and I am not alone. Like the nerves. They were numb for a while and I thought the chronic pain had subsided but the nerves are now settling and I am battling the same pains I had prior to surgery. Sad! I continue to work with doctors on that and I need to keep reminding myself that I saved my eye sight so it wasn’t all for nothing!
My balance is horrible. I laugh at myself at the gym. Balance in general is a thing but the difference between my right and left side is remarkable! 🤣
My memory has improved a bit but I still struggle with words sometimes. That is especially difficult at work when I am trying to share something or get a point across… Luckily most have been patient and understanding.
Going back to work after 4 months off was scary and overwhelming but I think it has helped me stay focused and forced a routine which I so badly needed. I do miss being able to lay down and take a nap when I want to though. 🤷🏻♀️
Although I thought recovery would be long over by now, I realize it’s still the early stages and I have a long way to go. I have also added new headaches to my reportoire (hello, ice pick headaches! 🥺) which has been interesting. It’s been rough but I am grateful that I am well enough to take care of myself, can walk and drive, and function enough to be able to continue to work (again, I think it has helped my recovery).
I’ll be interested to see how the next year goes and if some of these things improve over time… We shall see! 💚
Amazon-official! TEN YEARS! 🎉🙌💚
