Jock Donaldson

Jock Donaldson has a diverse work experience in various roles related to product management, systems architecture, and engineering. Jock has worked at multiple companies including Form3, Telensa, Tata Consultancy Services, AWE Telemetry Systems, Vodacom, Neotel, Verizon Business, Cell C, and Telkom.

At Form3, Jock served as the Vice President of Product - Platform, where they built and managed the Product team within the Platform Business Line. Jock was responsible for managing the Platform budget and roadmap, and initiated a cross-functional program to build out a multi-cloud platform capability.

Prior to that, Jock was the Head of Product - Platform at Form3 and also worked as a Senior Product Manager.

At Telensa, Jock worked as a Principal Systems Architecture Engineer.

At Tata Consultancy Services, Jock held the role of Architecture Specialist.

Jock was a co-founding director at AWE Telemetry Systems, where they played a key role in guiding technology and business strategy for all product lines. The company specialized in IoT solutions in various domains, including asset management, wildlife management, water management, and fleet management. Jock oversaw the custom design and development of hardware and systems, ensuring reliable performance in harsh environments with power and connectivity constraints.

Prior to their roles at Form3, Telensa, Tata Consultancy Services, and AWE Telemetry Systems, Jock had worked at Vodacom, Neotel, Verizon Business, Cell C, and Telkom in different product management and engineering positions.

Overall, Jock Donaldson's work experience spans leadership roles in product management, systems architecture, and engineering, with expertise in the development and management of innovative technology solutions.

Jock Donaldson completed their B.Eng Electronic Engineering degree in the field of Electrical, Electronics and Communications Engineering at the University of Pretoria from 1996 to 2000. Jock then pursued a B.Eng (Honours) Computer Engineering degree in the field of Telecommunications Engineering at the same university from 2001 to 2002.