Peenak Inamdar

Peenak Inamdar has a diverse work experience spanning over two decades. Their current role is as the Director of Engineering, Platforms & Interoperability at Renaissance Learning since October 2022.

Prior to this, Peenak worked at The Muse from 2018 to 2022, where they held the position of Sr Director of Engineering. In this role, they successfully led an engineering team, defined technical strategies, and established agile processes.

From 2017 to 2018, Peenak worked at Ogilvy as an Associate Director, Technology Management. They led technology teams and ensured the successful integration and delivery of campaign-based projects for clients, including IBM.

In 2017, Peenak held two separate roles. They were a Sr. Engineering Manager at SoundCloud, managing a team focused on user acquisition and mobile platforms. They also worked as an Engineering Manager at Etsy, where they collaborated with product managers and engineers to prioritize work and improve the development process.

From 2011 to 2017, Peenak worked at Huge as the Director of Engineering. They directed technology teams, maintained client relationships, and managed third-party vendor relationships.

Prior to this, Peenak worked at Wireless Generation as a Solutions Architect, providing software architecture expertise for consultative engagements. They also served as a Web Architect at The Grow Network/McGraw-Hill, where they implemented K-12 reporting products and led the development of a new product line.

Peenak began their career as a Software Developer at GT Nexus (formerly TradeCard), where they developed web-based financial supply chain management applications.

Overall, Peenak Inamdar has a strong background in engineering management, technology leadership, and software architecture across various industries.

Peenak Inamdar obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science from the University of Rochester between 1996 and 2000. In addition, Peenak has a certification in "Leading Productive One-on-One Meetings" from LinkedIn, obtained in 2019.