Tim Domke

Tim Domke has a diverse work experience spanning over several decades. Tim is currently working as the Sr. Director, Analytics Engineering at Thirty Madison since December 2021. Prior to this, Tim co-founded a company called Wahi in 2017, where they developed the product, built a team, and launched the social connections platform. From 2015 to 2017, they worked as a Freelance Management Consultant, advising early-stage startups on business plans and growth strategies.

In 2014, Tim held the position of VP Growth & Operations at The Happy Home Company, where they built a service team, defined products/services, and created a logistics operation across the country. Before that, from 2012 to 2014, they worked at eBay Inc. as the Head of Big Data, Senior Director, Strategic Alliances, Analytics, and Data Science. Tim led the development of flexible and scalable solutions to foster merchant growth.

From 2011 to 2012, Tim served as the Director of Identity at X.commerce, an eBay Inc. company, focusing on go-to-market strategies and identity management. Prior to that, they spent several years at PayPal, where they held various roles, including Director of Site Operations, Director of Database Infrastructure, and Sr. Manager of Strategic Technology Programs.

Tim began their career at Intuit in 2002, where they worked as a Sr. Program Manager, overseeing QuickBooks features and services and the integration of a merchant credit service company into Intuit. Prior to that, they held positions at fusionOne as a Sr. Program Manager and Manager of Business Applications Development.

Tim'searly career includes positions as a Sr. Software Engineer at various companies such as Shaman Corporation, Pacific Data Management, and Apple Computer. Additionally, they served as the President & Principal Database Consultant at Pacific Rhino Consulting and as a Telecommunications Specialist at ROLM, an IBM Company.

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Tim Domke attended San Jose State University from 1986 to 1990, where they studied Communications.