Jacqueline Weng

Jacqueline Weng has a diverse work experience spanning over two decades. Jacqueline started their professional career in 2000 as part of the Financial Management Program at GE, where they prepared various monthly and quarterly reports and supported cost control for Asia Pacific countries. Jacqueline then worked as a Financial Analyst at Logitech from 2001 to 2004, providing direct financial support to the Asia Pacific Sales & Marketing Vice President.

Following that, Jacqueline joined Seagate Technology as a Financial Analyst from 2004 to 2006. In this role, they analyzed revenue and managed the revenue reporting and forecasting process. Jacqueline was responsible for ensuring accurate margin, sales programs, and price/volume/mix analysis.

From 2006 to 2015, Jacqueline worked at Symantec as a Senior Principal Financial Analyst in the Worldwide Sales Finance department. Jacqueline'sresponsibilities included controlling the Global Sales Operation and Global Customer Retention Organization, managing budgets and actual spend, providing variance analysis, and preparing journal entries. Jacqueline also collaborated with sales operation teams on incentives programs and commissions modeling, and coordinated commissions accrual with Geos sales finance.

After leaving Symantec, Jacqueline joined Veritas Technologies LLC in 2015 as a Senior Principal Financial Analyst in the Worldwide Field Operations division. Jacqueline held this position until 2017 and was responsible for financial analysis and support for the field operations.

Most recently, Jacqueline worked at SlashNext, Inc. as a Sales Ops and Sales Finance professional starting in 2017. Details about their role and responsibilities during this time are not provided in the given information.

Jacqueline Weng pursued their Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree in International Relations and Affairs from the University of Southern California. Additionally, they attended the UC San Diego School of Global Policy and Strategy (GPS) to pursue their Master of Global Policy and Strategy (Pacific International Affairs) degree. Further details regarding the duration of their education at both institutions are not provided.