David Sinclair

David Sinclair has a diverse work experience spanning various industries and roles. David currently works at Rad Power Bikes as a Senior Manager Technical Project Management. Before that, they were a Manager, Technical Project Management eCommerce at the same company. Prior to joining Rad Power Bikes, David worked at SAP Concur as a Senior Project Manager, where they were responsible for supporting and driving Agile best practices within the development team. David also worked with a global marketing team to drive new features and functionality on global websites. Before that, David was a Marketing Program Manager at Alpenglow Digital LLC, where they worked within the Microsoft Global Demand Center's content team to drive content creation strategy for multiple Global Engagement Programs. David also worked at Nayamode as a Program Manager, where they managed webcasts and supported a global team of Microsoft partners/sellers through the Office 365 trial program. Additionally, David gained experience as a Marketing Intern at OfferUp, where they managed social media channels and conducted cohort analysis. David also worked as a Campaign Manager Intern at Zooppa, managing national advertising campaigns. David's earlier work experience includes a role as a Student Consultant at the University of Washington's Michael G. Foster School of Business and a position as a Bookkeeper and Marketing Intern at Caffe Lusso Coffee Roasters, where they handled social media marketing, SEO marketing, website design, and content creation.

David Sinclair's education history includes a period from 2009 to 2010 when they attended Cascadia College and obtained an Associate's degree in Business. Following this, they pursued a Marketing field of study at the University of Washington's Michael G. Foster School of Business from 2011 to 2014, although they did not graduate with a specific degree. In addition to their formal education, David obtained a certification as a Certified ScrumMaster (CSM) from the Scrum Alliance in August 2019.