Andrew Eberle

Andrew Eberle has a diverse work experience spanning over several years. Andrew is currently the Director of Software Engineering at Elemental Machines, where they design and builds software for the company's suite of proprietary IoT applications. Andrew manages the development process and ongoing support for web, mobile, and backend applications, utilizes Agile methodologies, and oversees automated regression tests and manual test plans.

Prior to Elemental Machines, Andrew co-founded ShareableMetrics in 2015 and served as the COO. In this role, they focused on social media analytics and worked with major brands and PR agencies to improve media relations strategies and measurement. Andrew was responsible for all aspects of technology development and operations to make the company profitable.

From 2011 to 2015, Andrew worked at Dow Jones as a VP, leading the sales and product team for the Dow Jones Communicator product line. Andrew successfully brought the product to the market and achieved significant sales within the first year. Andrew also managed the Boston sales office for Dow Jones Information Products, consistently meeting sales targets.

Before Dow Jones, Andrew had an extensive tenure at Weber Shandwick starting in 1996. Andrew held the position of VP Product Development and managed a software development team. Andrew was directly responsible for the conception, development, and deployment of WeberWorks, a proprietary SaaS CRM product for public relations. WeberWorks addressed various needs including media monitoring, influencer management, and media measurement & analysis tools.

Prior to Weber Shandwick, Andrew worked as the Manager of Information Technology at The Weber Group from 1991 to 1996, where they oversaw IT operations.

Their career began in 1987 at Digital Review Newspaper - Ziff Davis, where they served as the Systems Manager and Technical Editor. In this role, they managed VAX systems, UNIX workstations, and the network, while also writing technical review articles about VAX-based hardware and software products.

Andrew Eberle attended Clark University from 1983 to 1987, where they pursued a Bachelor of Arts degree with a concentration in Economics and a secondary focus in Computer Science.