Cameron Roark

Cameron Roark has a diverse work experience spanning multiple industries.

Starting in 2011, Cameron worked as a Research Analyst Intern at Boise State University, where they prepared reports for the State of Idaho and provided consulting services on economic development and data trends.

In 2012, Cameron served as a Research Analyst Assistant at WestWater Research, contributing to research projects during their one-year tenure.

Moving on, Cameron joined IBISWorld in 2013 as a Business Analyst, responsible for researching and writing procurement reports for various industries.

In 2016, Cameron transitioned to MORSE Corp as a Software Developer, specializing in designing and developing web applications for autonomous vehicle systems. Cameron also contributed to the creation of internal tools for future application development.

From 2017 to 2022, Cameron worked at Facebook as an Internal Software Engineer - Infrastructure. Cameron'srole included analyzing content signals, monitoring metrics, and applying statistical methods to improve content enforcement.

Currently, Cameron is working at PowerFlex as a Technical Product Manager. Here, they collaborate with stakeholders to facilitate rapid delivery of software products, translating business requirements into design and ensuring value delivery to customers. Cameron plays a crucial role in building an industry-leading Energy Management System software and infrastructure.

Cameron Roark's education history includes attending several institutions and pursuing different fields of study. In 2016, Cameron attended Hack Reactor for a short period and obtained a degree in Software Engineering, specializing in Full Stack Development. Before that, from 2009 to 2013, Cameron attended Boise State University and earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics, with a focus on Business. Additionally, in 2009 and 2010, Cameron studied Economics, Marketing, and Finance at Universita' Degli Studi Di Torino, although no specific degree was mentioned for this institution.