Brad S.

Brad S. has a diverse work experience spanning over two decades. Brad is currently working as a Senior Engineering Manager at Nextdoor since March 2023. Previously, Brad worked at Twitter for six years, starting in 2015. Brad held various roles at Twitter, including Senior Engineering Manager, Engineering Manager, and Staff Software Engineer. In these roles, they focused on continuous delivery, managing teams, and improving code review workflows.

Before Twitter, Brad worked as a Lead Engineer at tenXer from 2011 to 2015. Prior to that, they worked at Yahoo! as a Senior Software Engineer, where they were responsible for leading the engineering efforts for the stream publishing platform. Brad also worked at Citizen Sports for a brief period as a Senior Software Engineer.

In the early stages of their career, Brad worked at Garmin Connect as a Software Engineer, Application Architect, and Team Lead. Brad was promoted to the role of Team Lead and Application Architect after three years. Brad played a crucial role in designing and implementing changes to support the significant growth of the platform.

At the beginning of their career, Brad was a Software Analyst at AT&T. Brad led the architecture and development of various web applications, including a resource tracking tool and a performance data display application.

Overall, Brad S. has extensive experience in engineering management, continuous delivery, code review workflows, and architectural design.

Brad S. attended Washington University in St. Louis from 2002 to 2004, where they obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science and Computer Engineering. Prior to that, from 1999 to 2002, Brad S. attended Saint Mary's College of California, where they earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics.

In addition to their formal education, Brad S. has also pursued additional certifications. In June 2020, they completed a course on Leading and Managing Globally from the Yale School of Management, and in August 2019, they obtained a certification in Management Essentials from Harvard Business School Online.