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Krystyl B.
Senior Project Manager | Technical Program Manager | Agile & Scrum Expert | Infrastructure & Capacity Specialist | Certified Scrum Master
Krystyl B. is a seasoned Senior Project Manager and Certified ScrumMaster with over 15 years of experience specializing in branding, experiential marketing, and engineering program management.
She excels in aligning strategic goals with organizational objectives, leveraging Agile methodologies, and fostering a collaborative and innovative work environment for driving complex projects to success.
Krystyl has a proven track record in process improvement, vendor and stakeholder management, and infrastructure capacity optimization.
At Meta, she led initiatives that resulted in a 40% reduction in operational costs by enhancing server utilization.
She encourages teams to think creatively, embrace innovative problem-solving, and collaborate across organizational boundaries.
With a growth mindset and a commitment to continuous learning, Krystyl is passionate about propelling teams into the future and ensuring exceptional project outcomes.
Outside of work, Krystyl enjoys decorating sets, being a proud Pomeranian owner, and exploring the best boba tea locations.
She holds an Associate's degree in Business Administration and Management, General from Purdue Global and a Certificate in Cosmetology/Cosmetologist, General from Merrell University of Beauty Arts and Science.
Krystyl has held various roles in organizations like Meta, AKQA Group, Magnit, McCann Worldgroup, and Mother, showcasing her diverse professional background and expertise across industries.
She is seeking opportunities with companies that value creativity, innovation, and collaboration.
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This woman was part of changing technology for almost every single one of you. Proving you don't need to be a man to get things created, accomplished, or into everyones hands.
Susan, your impact on Silicon Valley is a legacy that I will forever treasure. RIP.
https://lnkd.in/g2G7hDGx
3 things I regularly see in my Linkedin feed:
- AI how-tos
- Personal photos of people working out, cooking food, having surgeries, etc.
- Sales how-tos
Nowhere do I see "we are hiring for XYZ"
There are so many people in this economy jobless right now, and the networks aren't sharing that information because their networks aren't posting about it.
Unemployment numbers were just released that the numbers are back up again.
Thousands of jobs listed and yet aren't being filled.
I'd love to see more networking and less cooked steaks in my feed.
Thanks for reading my Saturday PSA.
