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Jeremy Clover
VP of Engineering - Data, Circle
Jeremy Clover is currently the VP of Engineering - Data at Circle, a position he has held since June 2022.2 He is an accomplished data science leader with extensive experience in analytics, AI, and engineering across various prominent tech companies.
Career Highlights
- VP of Engineering at Circle (June 2022 - Present)2
- Senior Director of Analytics, AI at Meta (September 2021 - June 2022)2
- Director of Analytics for FRL at Facebook, where he scaled the team from 2 to over 250 members
- Head of Analytics / Growth at Oculus VR (September 2015 - November 2018)2
- Product Manager - Data at Airbnb (December 2014 - August 2015)2
Entrepreneurial Experience
Jeremy has also founded two companies:
- Kayu Interactive (June 2012 - August 2015)2
- Orange Box Technologies (June 2009 - February 2013)
Education
- MBA from the University of California, Irvine - The Paul Merage School of Business2
- Business degree with a concentration in Marketing Research from California State University-Long Beach2
Skills and Expertise
Jeremy's expertise spans data analytics, business intelligence, marketing research, and product management. He has a proven track record in analytics and data-driven decision-making.
Location and Contact
Jeremy Clover is based in Half Moon Bay, California.1 His LinkedIn username is jeremyclover.3
Highlights
"People mistake skepticism for cynicism." The Killer, David Fincher
The struggle is real.
For anyone in Data Science or Analytics where your job has been to be the bearer of bad news, the mirror, or the sanity check...we've all heard this before - you're a "cynic" - we'll hear it again.
Stay the course, keep speaking the truth, and focus on being right. Nothing else lasts longer.
-- The Killer is a fantastic dark thriller. Watch it now on Netflix. --
"You think you're saying you were right all along. What you're actually saying is that you were ineffective."
I mentioned this to a member of my team this last week after a particularly heavy backwards looking meeting rife with, "I said this was a problem multiple times six months ago and no one listened." As you become more senior, you are less and less able to lean on the "I told you so".
Note: I'm not without guilt here, as I've not been able to prevent decisions from happening that clearly shouldn't have been made in my past. Punching up is hard at times, but it's the job.
