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Mike Glatzer
Engineering Project Manager and creative photographer who leverages metric and data-driven processes to ensure a quality experience.
Mike Glatzer is a Project Manager at Kickr Design, based in Atlanta, Georgia.13 He has a diverse background that combines engineering expertise with project management skills.
Professional Background
Mike holds a Bachelor's Degree in Biomedical Engineering from Georgia Tech.1 His career path has been quite varied:
- Currently working as a Project Manager at Kickr Design
- Previously worked as a Senior Design Sales Engineer at Kickr Design for over 4 years
- Spent 18 years at Motorola designing batteries for consumer electronic products
- Worked for 4 years at a sensor company
Skills and Expertise
Mike's professional strengths include:
- Project management: He has a love for process and data, often using color-coded lists to organize and plan.2
- Engineering design: He assists customers in the design process for various types of products.1
- Customer relations: Mike excels at connecting with people and understanding their motivations, which he considers crucial for finding the right solutions to product challenges.1
Personal Interests
Outside of work, Mike has a variety of interests:
- Outdoor activities: Mountain biking, windsurfing, skydiving, and fishing
- Sports: Racquetball and playing FIFA with friends
- Family time: Enjoying outdoor activities with his wife and children
- Other hobbies: Salsa dancing and eating Pho soup1
Creative Pursuits
Interestingly, Mike is also a passionate photographer. He describes himself as a "creative branding photographer in Atlanta" who shoots creative headshots and portraits in the Atlanta metro area during his free time.4
Mike Glatzer's combination of technical expertise, project management skills, and creative interests make him a well-rounded professional in his field.
Highlights
Who's behind the mask? 🎭
I’ve had this idea in the back of my head for a while now. How can we highlight that we’re not always able to be authentic, that we’re not always able to show up as what we’re really feeling, and that sometimes we have to put on a happy face when things are tough?
On the flip side, how do we highlight that people are complex with multiple interests? Sometimes, I describe myself as a multi-hyphenate creator. I design novel devices, I work as a photographer, I was a competitive paintball player, and I used to perform in musicals. Each setting required me to wear a specific mask, and I loved the consistent eye-brow raises when I revealed what else was lurking behind that environment’s visage.
I love communicating these unique elements and stories for my clients. How to tell their stories in a way that honors what makes them unique so they can share it. Sometimes it’s just for them, and other times, their photoshoot is for the world.
It’s a privilege that clients let me peek under the hood and then challenge me to capture who they are in a portrait.
If you want to tell your story, DM me, and let’s talk about it!
Big thanks to Liz for modeling on this one. The lighting was so precise and focused that she had to be a statue for many of these shots!
#mikeglatzerphotos #creativeportrait #tellyourstory
Big thanks to Perrin of Great Big Photography World for inviting me onto his podcast for a great conversation. We talked about creative process, getting started with flash photography, and AI.
If you’re interested in flash photography, you may enjoy giving it a listen! #mikeglatzerphotos #flashphotography #photographyai
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