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Noah Desai Weiss
Chief Product Officer at Slack
Noah Weiss is a seasoned tech executive with a diverse background in product management, software engineering, and user experience design.
With a Bachelor's degree in Science, Technology and Society, and a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Stanford University, Noah has a strong educational foundation.
Noah has held key roles at major tech companies including Chief Product Officer at Slack, SVP Product Management at Foursquare, Product Manager at Google, Frontend Developer & Product Manager at Cooliris, User Experience Designer at Google, and Software Engineer and Product Manager at Fog Creek Software.
His experience also extends to non-profit and academic organizations such as Acumen and Stanford Graduate School of Business where he served as a Research Assistant.
Brooklyn-born and known for his love of cortados, Noah Weiss is a prominent figure in the tech industry with a proven track record of leadership and innovation.
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My mom, Shelly Weiss , passed away suddenly but peacefully on Thursday morning. She lived an overflowing century of life in 77 years 💖
She would always say: “I’m on a live-it, not a die-it.” Life was about the journey – she rarely talked about the end. She grew up with very little, sharing a 1-bedroom apartment with her family. But she always had an abundance mindset for her people, communities, and causes.
Despite being a single mom running her own non-profit – which as a new dad I find mindblowing – I grew up feeling that same sense of abundance for the opportunities ahead of me. She raised me on three principles: “try everything twice”, “never go to bed angry”, and “there’s an unlimited budget for books.” Her belief in me was unwavering and unbounded.
Whether she was your friend for 30 years or you met her only a few times, the words people used to describe her are the same: “a force of nature”, “a tireless advocate”, “endlessly and exuberantly supportive”, and someone who could “light up any room”. That’s why late into her 70s, she still had more friends in their 20s and 30s than anyone else I know.
In 2021, she was diagnosed with late-stage kidney disease. She defied medical forecasts, staving off her kidney disease for three joy-filled years. In December, despite severely weakened conditioning, “Bubs” still spent nearly a full-day grating potatoes so we could cook homemade latkes together. Propped up with one hand on her cane and the other on a frying pan, she put on a Jewish cooking class for Willow. Willow devoured those latkes with Daal on top in our first-ever Hinjew Chanukah celebration. We called mom Shell-dog, and Willow is the ultimate Shell-pup. She’s food obsessed. She’ll crawl into the middle of the circle at the start of every class, bobbing and waving at all the other kids to join us. All of this was just six weeks ago. In hindsight it’s clear how my mom put every bit of physical reserve she had left to get to celebrate with her Shell-pup one last time.
I’ll miss you forever, mom, but your memory and presence will burn brightly for our family, across Brooklyn, for the thousands of people you touched, and for Willow – always ❤️
