Zun-Jay Hou, MBA

Zun-Jay Hou, MBA, is an experienced professional with a diverse background in technical program management, project management, and IT governance. Zun-Jay has held various leadership roles throughout their career, working for companies such as SurveyMonkey, UbuAmi, Momentive.ai, PwC, The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, DIRECTV, National Football League, Stauffer Consulting Services, Sony DADC, and Ticketmaster.

Zun-Jay's most recent position was at SurveyMonkey, where they served as a Staff Technical Program Manager. Prior to that, they worked at Momentive.ai as a Staff Technical Program Manager.

At PwC, Zun-Jay held two senior manager positions. Zun-Jay was responsible for IT governance, risk and compliance, as well as global security architecture, engineering, innovation, and transformation.

Earlier in their career, Zun-Jay held several project management roles at The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, where they led a team and managed a portfolio of projects. Zun-Jay also worked as an Execution Project Manager at DIRECTV, a Project Manager at the National Football League, and a Senior Technical Project Manager at Stauffer Consulting Services. At Sony DADC, Zun-Jay served as a Technical Project Manager, overseeing projects related to digital media management. Zun-Jay also worked as a Technical Project Manager at Ticketmaster, where they contributed to the London Olympics ticketing website and the upgrade of the Live Nation and Ticketmaster e-commerce site to an SOA.

Zun-Jay's work experience showcases their expertise in program and project management, IT governance, and technical leadership. Zun-Jay has a proven track record of successfully delivering projects for various industries and effectively managing teams and stakeholders.

Zun-Jay Hou, MBA completed their education with a focus on Business Administration at the Pepperdine Graziadio Business School from 2003 to 2010. Prior to that, they obtained their AB degree in Sociology from the University of California, Davis between 1993 and 1997. Zun-Jay Hou's earlier education took place at Santa Monica High from 1989 to 1993, though no specific degree or field of study is mentioned.