Vijay Pawar

Vijay Pawar has a strong background in product management and security, with experience at companies such as Quokka.io, Banyan Security, MobileIron, VMware, TriCipher, Netegrity, HotLinks Network Inc, Montgomery Securities, and Hambrecht & Quist.

Currently, Vijay is the Senior Vice President of Product Management at Quokka.io, where they focus on revolutionizing digital security by providing proactive mobile security solutions.

Prior to Quokka.io, Vijay served as the Vice President of Product Management at Banyan Security, where they played a key role in the development of a Zero Trust Remote Access Platform.

At MobileIron, Vijay held various roles, including Vice President of Product Management, Senior Director of Product Management, and Director of Product Management. Vijay led the product strategy for MobileIron's security products and played a pivotal role in the company's transition from mobile management to mobile security.

Before MobileIron, Vijay worked at VMware, where they were responsible for managing the product delivery and launch of Horizon Workspace.

Prior to VMware, Vijay worked at TriCipher, where they held the roles of Director of Product Management and Director of Business Development. Vijay played a key role in the development and launch of TriCipher's Identity as a Service (IDaaS) offering.

Vijay's early career includes positions at Netegrity, HotLinks Network Inc, Montgomery Securities, and Hambrecht & Quist, where they gained experience in technical pre-sales, web development, and infrastructure management.

Overall, Vijay Pawar brings a wealth of experience in product management, security, and technology to their current role at Quokka.io.

Vijay Pawar completed their bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Mumbai in 1991. Vijay then pursued a master's degree in Computer Science from the University of Cincinnati, which they completed in 1993. Later, they attended Santa Clara University, where they obtained an MBA degree between the years 1994 and 1997.