Dianne Losh

Dianne Losh has a diverse and impressive work experience spanning multiple companies. Dianne started their career at Motorola, where they worked as a Senior Programmer Analyst and later served as a Project Leader. Dianne provided technical leadership and successfully completed local and international EDI projects.

Dianne then joined Motorola's Radio Products Group, where they worked as a System/Database Administrator and a Project Manager. Dianne managed projects to advance corporate systems initiatives and served as a system administrator for Oracle Manufacturing Applications System.

After their time at Motorola, Dianne worked at Sapient as an Applications Consultant, providing business and technology advice to Global 2000 clients.

Dianne then joined Pearson and served in various roles, including Senior Software Developer, Software Project Manager, Technology Manager, and Director of Technology Solutions. Dianne managed teams and implemented new software products within the technology organization, while also leading change initiatives and implementing configurations for all state assessment contracts.

Following their time at Pearson, Dianne worked at Questar Assessment Inc. as the Vice President of Technology Delivery Services. Dianne guided technology teams to implement software systems on time and on budget and continuously improved efficiencies within the organization.

Currently, Dianne serves as the Vice President of Technology Delivery Services at NWEA. Dianne leads the technology services organization and spearheaded the implementation of the software platform for all customers.

In summary, Dianne Losh has extensive experience in technology leadership and project management, with a focus on implementing software platforms and driving operational efficiencies. Their career has encompassed roles in various companies, allowing their to develop a diverse skill set and a strong track record of success.

Dianne Losh attended St. Joseph's College in Rensselaer, Indiana from 1986 to 1990. During this time, they pursued a Bachelor of Science Degree in Computer Science.