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I’m a Principal Technical Program Manager specializing in cloud infrastructure…

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  Jan 7, 2026

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  Oct 31, 2025

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• 💫 The Incredible List (For When You Forget What You’re Capable Of)

  Oct 29, 2025

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• 💡The Minimum Bar for Managing Modern Programs

  Oct 23, 2025

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• This Embarrasses You and I*

  Wall Street Journal June 20, 2012

  At RescueTime, for example, grammar rules have never come up. At the Seattle-based maker of personal-productivity software, most employees are in their 30s. Sincerity and clarity expressed in "140 characters and sound bytes" are seen as hallmarks of good communication—not "the king's grammar," says Jason Grimes, 38, vice president of product marketing. "Those who can be sincere, and still text and Twitter and communicate on Facebook—those are the ones who are going to succeed."

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• Seattle DevOps Meetup

  Organizer

  Jul 2019 - Aug 2023

  Organize a monthly SRE/DevOps series held online one Wednesday per month.

• DevOpsDays Seattle Organizer

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  Aug 2019 - Jan 2022

  DevOpsDays Seattle Organizer

• Eastside CoffeeOps

  Co-Leader

  Oct 2017 - Feb 2020

• Ravi Nair

  Ravi Nair

  Championing product management for Microsoft's Government Support Team, my role is pivotal in driving readiness, parity, tooling, and process improvements while using Data. The introduction of new AI strategies has been instrumental in fueling cost savings and enhancing organizational efficiency, contributing to a superior customer experience and earning multiple Spot Awards for my contributions.<br><br>My tenure with Microsoft's Azure GSX Eng - Government Cloud+AI has been marked by a commitment to fostering a growth-minded culture and advocating for customers. By ensuring the One Microsoft approach and championing customer-centric enhancements, our team has significantly increased operational efficiency and seamlessly integrated Azure technologies into customer environments.

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