Shandley Phillips

Shandley Phillips has a diverse work experience spanning various roles and industries.

Shandley started their professional career as a Professional Soccer Player for the San Diego Flash and the San Diego Sockers from 1999 to 2002.

In 2004, they co-founded KILEY MADISON, INC. and served as a Co-Founder and Inventor, designing an industry-first angled sippy cup for infants and toddlers. Shandley also managed the supply chain process and closed wholesale accounts with major retailers.

From 2011 to 2013, Shandley worked for Deal Current as a Project Manager and Senior Front-End Web Developer, where they communicated with customers and led the development of customer-facing products.

Shandley then joined Sharp HealthCare in 2013 as a Senior Frontend - Web Developer, where they worked until 2018.

Most recently, they worked at Apptricity Corporation starting in 2018 as a Frontend Architect Lead and Dev Manager for Supply Chain Software. In this role, they provided management and guidance for development team members and oversaw the implementation of technology solutions.

Overall, Shandley has demonstrated their expertise in frontend development, project management, and product design throughout their career.

Shandley Phillips obtained a postgraduate degree in Football Business from Johan Cruyff Institute in the years 2021-2022. Prior to that, there is no specific information about the start and end years, but they attended San Diego State University and UC Irvine, where they pursued a Bachelor of Science in Social Sciences and Economics respectively. Additionally, Shandley has obtained several certifications, including "The Data Science of Sports Management, with Barton Poulson" and "Introduction to AWS for Non-Engineers: 1 Cloud Concepts" from LinkedIn, as well as "Data Science & Analytics Career Paths & Certifications: First Steps" and "Learning RxJS" also from LinkedIn. They have also achieved the "MuleSoft Certified Developer" certification from MuleSoft, although the specific details of when it was obtained are not available.