Andrey Razumovsky

Andrey Razumovsky is an experienced professional with a diverse background in product management and software development. Andrey is currently serving as the Director of Product Management at Workato, a leading AI-based middleware platform. In this role, they are responsible for overseeing product strategy and ensuring seamless integration of apps and automation of complex business workflows.

Prior to joining Workato, Andrey worked as a Principal Product Manager at Broadcom Inc., where they played a key role in product planning and development. Andrey also spent several years at Wrike, starting as a Product Manager and eventually transitioning to the role of Senior Product Manager. At Wrike, Andrey was responsible for driving product vision and managing the development of innovative project management solutions.

Before Wrike, Andrey worked as a Product Manager at Aspose and Swordfish Security, where they gained experience in product development and collaborating with cross-functional teams. Andrey also worked as an Application Security Analyst and later as a Lead Software Developer at Luxoft, where they conducted security reviews, performed source code reviews, and developed software applications using various technologies.

Andrey's early career includes their role as an Open Source Developer and member of the Project Management Committee at the Apache Software Foundation, where they contributed to the development of Apache Cayenne, an open-source persistence framework.

Andrey began their career as a Software Engineer at R&EC ETU and gained valuable experience in software development.

Overall, Andrey Razumovsky's work experience showcases their expertise in product management, software development, and their ability to drive product vision and innovation.

Andrey Razumovsky completed their Engineer's degree in Computer Science from Saint Petersburg State Electrotechnical University "LETI" from 2004 to 2010. Andrey also obtained several additional certifications from Coursera, including "Malicious Software and its Underground Economy: Two Sides to Every Story" in July 2013, "Algorithms: Design and Analysis, Part 2" in January 2013, "Functional Programming Principles in Scala" in November 2012, "Cryptography I" in July 2012, "Machine Learning" in July 2012, "Game Theory" in May 2012, and "Algorithms: Design and Analysis, Part 1" in April 2012.