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Jeremy Engle
Experienced engineering leader specializing in data and backend systems along with people leadership
Jeremy Engle is an experienced technical leader with over eight years of team management expertise and a passion for fostering a culture of openness and inclusion in software development.
He holds a PhD, Masters, and Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from prominent universities such as Indiana University Bloomington and DePauw University.
Jeremy has held management positions at reputable companies including Capital One, Tableau, Narrative Science, Jellyvision, eBay, and Pragati Synergistic Research Inc., where he honed his skills in software engineering, data architecture, and platform management.
His philosophy on leadership is reflected in favorite quotes like 'Don't show up to prove, show up to improve' by Simon Sinek, emphasizing the importance of continuous growth and taking care of one's team.
In addition to his professional endeavors, Jeremy values his family greatly, enjoys making cold brew, and grows herbs for cooking.
Jeremy Engle's approach to leadership, software development, and team building showcases a blend of technical expertise, strategic vision, and a commitment to creating a collaborative and supportive work environment.
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I’m happy to share that I’m starting a new position as Software Engineering Manager at Capital One!
For those of you that are looking, keep going! No one can do this alone and one of the most humbling aspects of my search was the willingness of people (sometimes strangers) to help me. To all of those people, thank you from the bottom of my heart. #thankyou #softwareengineering
Today I was one of those included in the Salesforce layoffs. March 2023 would have been 5 years since I started at #NarrativeScience (acquired by Salesforce in 1/2022) so while I am sad my time with team is ending, I feel absolutely blessed by having the opportunity to work with amazing people.
10% of Salesforce was included in the layoffs and they are one amongst many companies that have been doing layoffs. I am lucky to be in a position where this news doesn't threaten food on the table or a roof over my families head. For those of you (from Salesforce or other companies) impacted, hang in there and you will get through this. Don't be afraid to ask for help, there is nothing shameful in being let go.
I will be starting to look for new opportunities in the near future, so for now am open to what exciting opportunities exist.
