Joe Peyton has diverse work experience spanning various roles in the technology field. Joe is currently serving as the VP of Innovation and Development at Redwood Credit Union, where they focus on providing a high-performance and secure environment for customers and staff. Prior to this role, they held positions such as Vice President of IT Operations and AVP/IT Operations at the same organization, overseeing the management of network/servers, security, enterprise apps, and support desk.
Before joining Redwood Credit Union, Joe Peyton worked as the Director of Technologies at Paradigm Healthcare Services, where they led web development, business intelligence, and IT operations teams. Joe was responsible for all strategic and operational aspects of the Technology group and acted as the Product Manager for four SaaS applications.
Earlier in their career, Joe Peyton was the Business Systems Manager at Digital Realty Trust, where they managed the development and implementation of internal business systems and data infrastructure. Joe also handled SOX compliance and reporting efforts within the IT department and provided strategic guidance to the technology teams.
Prior to that, Joe Peyton worked at Burr, Pilger and Mayer, LLP as the Business Systems Manager, where they managed technology infrastructure, business software lifecycle, and conducted SOX 404 audits. Joe was also the IT Team leader in this role.
Additionally, Joe Peyton gained experience as a Consultant at Cisco Systems, where they served as a DBA and system developer, designing and building project management and document management tools. Joe also worked as a Business Systems Analyst at DigitalThink, Inc.
Throughout their career, Joe Peyton has demonstrated their expertise in technology management and operations, strategic planning, and team leadership.
Joe Peyton attended the University of California, Davis from 1996 to 2000. During this time, they pursued a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Managerial Accounting.
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