Eric Mauskopf

Eric Mauskopf has a diverse and extensive work experience spanning various roles in well-known companies. Eric currently works at Winnie as a Product Manager, where they lead the jobs marketplace team and focuses on revenue product development. Prior to this role, they led the core product team, launched the first job search product, and led a growth initiative to improve onboarding at Winnie.

Before joining Winnie, Eric was a Partner Forum Officer at YPO, a global leadership community. Eric has been a member of YPO since 2020 and became a Partner Forum Officer in 2022.

Eric also has a significant tenure at Google. Eric served as a Product Manager for Google VR/AR from July 2017 to December 2018. Prior to that, they held various roles at YouTube, including Global Head of Mobile Partnerships and Manager of Mobile and TV Partnerships. In these roles, they led mobile product partnerships, managed the global mobile partnerships team, and developed partnerships with mobile and consumer electronic manufacturers, telecom carriers, and infrastructure providers.

Eric's career at Google started in 2006, where they began as a Sales Engineer for Google Video shortly before its acquisition of YouTube. Eric later became a Lead Sales Engineer at YouTube, negotiating and managing content licensing and platform partnership deals.

Before their time at Google, Eric worked as a Staff Software Engineer at Aspect Software, where they designed and implemented features for an enterprise software product used in call centers. Eric also worked as a Senior Software Engineer at CenterBeam Inc., where they led software development for the CIO Dashboard, an internet portal for managing IT infrastructure.

Eric started their career as a Program Manager at Microsoft Corporation in 1999.

Overall, Eric's work experience showcases their expertise in product management, partnerships, and leadership roles in the tech industry.

Eric Mauskopf attended Cornell University from 1997 to 2001, where they obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science.