Stuart Philp

Stuart Philp has a diverse work experience spanning over a decade. Stuart currently serves as the Director of Engineering at Clio, a cloud-based legal technology company where they lead the Financial Performance portfolio, focusing on Payments, Billing, and Accounting functionality. Prior to that, Stuart was the Director of Engineering at PartnerStack, where they successfully grew the engineering team and played a crucial role in the company's fundraising efforts.

Before joining PartnerStack, Stuart worked at Mozilla, where they held various roles, including Director of Test Engineering and Automation, Senior Manager of Test Engineering and Automation, and Cloud Services Quality Engineering Manager. During their time at Mozilla, Stuart grew and led quality automation engineering teams, implemented continuous delivery processes, and established continuous integration and test automation pipelines.

In the earlier stages of their career, Stuart worked at Polar (MediaVoice), where they served as the Engineering Manager for Reliability and Tools, implementing a continuous delivery process and automation tools. Stuart also held positions as a Senior Software Engineer and Web Application Developer, leading various projects in HTML5 mobile and web development.

Stuart's career started at Mohawk College, where they worked as a Mobile Technology Analyst and Developer/Analyst, gaining experience in software development and analysis.

Overall, Stuart Philp has extensive experience in engineering leadership, team management, process improvement, and software development, with a focus on cloud-based technology, legal technology, partnerships platforms, and quality assurance testing.

Stuart Philp pursued their higher education in a chronological manner. Stuart first attended Mohawk College from 2008 to 2011, earning an Associate of Science degree in Software Development. Following this, they attended McMaster University from 2012 to 2014, where they earned a Graduate Certificate in Business Administration. Their field of study during this time was Business Administration and Management, with a focus on general management.