Johnathon Nichols

Johnathon Nichols has a wide range of experience in program management and leadership roles. Johnathon is currently working at MongoDB as a Senior Manager, Program Management, overseeing the Product Commercialization and GTM team. In this role, they collaborate with senior leaders, manages program managers, and drives process improvement and strategic initiatives. Prior to MongoDB, Johnathon worked at Celonis as a Program Management Specialist, focusing on certifications. Johnathon also has experience at Collibra, where they launched the program management function, and at Google as a Program Manager for Geo Indoor Maps and Location Operations. Johnathon's earlier experience includes roles at CADG, where they managed community development projects in Afghanistan, and at the United States Department of Defense, where they managed a project to build a power plant in Iraq. Johnathon began their career in the military, serving as a US Army Ranger and leading soldiers in multiple deployments. Johnathon brings a strong background in program management, stakeholder management, and strategic execution to their current role at MongoDB.

Johnathon Nichols completed their education in a chronological manner. Johnathon obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree with high distinction in Law and Society from Penn State University between 2007 and 2010. Johnathon then pursued a Master of Arts degree in International Affairs with a focus on Security Policy Analysis and Management at Columbia | SIPA from 2010 to 2013.

Additionally, Johnathon Nichols holds an intermediate certificate in Italian language and culture from the Università per Stranieri di Perugia. The specific years of completion for this certification are not provided.

In terms of certifications, Johnathon Nichols has completed multiple courses through LinkedIn. In July 2018, they obtained certifications in "Agile at Work: Building Your Agile Team" and "Agile at Work: Driving Productive Agile Meetings." In May 2018, they received a certification for "Mastering Common Interview Questions."