Megan Gerstenfeld, MBA, PMP, CSM

Megan Gerstenfeld has a diverse work experience spanning various roles and industries. Megan started their career in the United States Marine Corps, where they held multiple logistics and administration positions, including Warfighting Lab Logistics Officer and Squadron Logistics Officer.

Following their military service, Megan worked at ExxonMobil as a Systems Optimization Advisor, where they utilized Manugistics and SAP supply chain software to reduce inventory costs and improve customer service. Megan also served as an Initiatives Implementation Specialist and coordinated global supply chain initiatives using various software systems.

Megan then transitioned into the technology industry, working as a Senior Business Analyst at Memec, where they developed and integrated business requirements with system performance specifications. This experience in business analysis and system integration led their to become a Systems Engineer at Tapestry Solutions. At Tapestry Solutions, they focused on developing and integrating business requirements with system performance specifications.

Megan's career also includes roles at IR Technologies as a Product Owner and Systems Engineer, where they were responsible for managing product backlogs, analyzing customer requirements, and overseeing system support efforts. Megan also worked at Tactical Edge, Inc. as a Sr. Systems Engineer.

Throughout their career, Megan has acquired various certifications, including an MBA, PMP (Project Management Professional), and CSM (Certified Scrum Master).

Megan Gerstenfeld has a strong education background in business administration and management. Megan earned a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from the University of Colorado Colorado Springs from 2000 to 2004. Prior to that, they attended the United States Naval Academy from 1992 to 1996 and graduated with a Bachelor of Science (BS) in Systems Engineering. In addition to their degrees, Megan also holds the certification of Certified in Integrated Resource Management (CIRM), which they obtained from APICS in December 2004.