Cameron Kerber

Cameron Kerber has a diverse work experience spanning over several companies. They currently hold the position of Vice President of Application Development at Monogram Health, where they are responsible for software engineering, internal and external integrations, and platform development. Prior to this role, Cameron worked as a Technology Advisor at NOMA AI. They also served as the Senior Director of Enterprise Architecture & Innovation at Exact Sciences and the Senior Director of Technology Program Management at Thrive, an Exact Sciences Company. Before joining Exact Sciences, Cameron was the Director of Software Development at Philips, where they managed a team of over 30 direct reports and were responsible for the development of software platforms focused on telehealth capabilities. They also held the role of Senior Software Engineer at Philips, where they led the integration of third-party audio/video components. Cameron's earlier work experience includes roles as a Software Engineer at Micros Systems and a Systems Consultant at Syscom (USA) Inc. Overall, Cameron Kerber has extensive experience in software development, innovation, and program management within the healthcare industry.

Cameron Kerber earned a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in Computer Science from the University of Maryland Baltimore County, completing the program from 2000 to 2004. Additionally, Cameron has obtained certifications such as SAFe Product Manager / Product Owner and SAFe Agilist from Scaled Agile, Inc.