Bernardo Menezes

Bernardo Menezes has a diverse work experience spanning various industries and roles. Bernardo started their career as a Team Leader at Cornell University Solar Decathlon, where they led a team in designing and building a solar-powered house for international competition. During this time, they raised over $600,000 in funding and gained valuable experience in project management, teamwork, and leadership.

Following this, Bernardo worked as a Consultant at Stroud Consulting, leading teams on improvement projects and helping clients achieve significant improvements in their operations. Bernardo also coached site and divisional leadership to overcome challenges hindering improvement within their organizations.

Afterwards, Bernardo joined Smartleaf, Inc. as a Director of Product Management, where they worked closely with clients to understand their business needs and develop strategies to maximize value for them and their customers. Bernardo was also responsible for synthesizing client needs into actionable information for prioritizing technical enhancements.

Bernardo then served as General Manager at Smartleaf Asset Management, where they contributed to the effective management of the company's operations.

Bernardo subsequently joined Aura as a Director of Product Management, where they played a key role in building and scaling online lending programs. Bernardo was also the product owner for enhancing the online customer experience.

Before their current role at Credit Karma as the Director of Product, Bernardo worked at SeedFi as a Co-Founder and Vice President of Product. Bernardo played a crucial role in the company's founding and development, leading the product team.

Overall, Bernardo Menezes has a strong background in product management, project leadership, and operational improvement.

Bernardo Menezes pursued their undergraduate studies at Cornell University from 2004 to 2008, obtaining a Bachelor of Science degree in Operations Research & Information Engineering. After completing their bachelor's degree, they continued their education at Cornell University from 2008 to 2009, where they earned a Master of Engineering degree in the same field, Operations Research & Information Engineering.