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Jenny W.

Product Manager | User Safety & Compliance

Jenny W. is a professional with a background in strategy transformed into product management, with a specialization in machine learning and artificial intelligence.

She offers pro bono media and content consulting services to small businesses operating in volatile industries.

Jenny W. holds a BA in Political Science and Government and a BFA in Fine and Studio Arts from UC Irvine.

Her work experience includes roles such as Senior Product Manager in Compliance at Pinterest, Senior Product Manager in User Safety at Twitch, and Product Strategy in Machine Learning at Facebook.

She also has experience as a Lead in Outsourcing & Automation at Zenefits, Operations Lead at Tachyus, and Project & Event Manager at S&S, LLC. Moreover, Jenny W. has held positions as an Operations Manager at Surf City Hospitality and as an Intern in Player Development at Colorado Rockies.

Highlights

May 21 · linkedin

In the midst of transitioning jobs, but found this email recently in my personal inbox that reminded me to take a beat and remember how far my career has played out; from my first job in "tech" 10 years ago.

My P0s are a little bit different now, though I'd argue not more important; cause let's face it, not having TP will 100% shut down product development and delay a sprint.

Always feel privileged for the lessons absorbed, the co-worker-turned-friends, and this insane ride of a career.

Apr 16 · linkedin

Sometimes as a user, I encounter a UI or product that is so empathetic that it makes me want to thank the people who were thoughtful enough to build it.

A month ago, I lost my dog of 19 years. Her auto-ship order of prescription food was coming up, so I had to go into Chewy to delete the order. In the process, I was looking for a way update her pet profile to note her passing-- and the option showed up to "memorialize". It was an option to remove notifications related to her without completely removing her information, the latter would have been emotionally devastating.

Having a dog for 19 years means she's been through a lot of my career with me- pretty much every job on my LinkedIn profile. She knew a lot of my co-workers, and many of them have heard a lot about her. In the instances where offices were pet friendly, she was my desk mate for my tenures there. In the pandemic WFH-era, she was my co-worker.

Many of my accomplishments: product specs, ideation, and products launches happened with her as an anxiety-reducer in my lap. She gave me the perfect reason to take a break when I was stuck on a problem. She provided comfort in the low points of my career changes when I wasn't sure I would rise up again; she loved me with or without a fancy title or paycheck.

She was a part of my family, my life story, and an absolute legend in her own right. So thank you to Chewy and all the other pet-commerces companies out there for being thoughtful enough to understand the impact on the loss of an animal companion.

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San Francisco Bay Area