Katie Kirkland

Katie Kirkland has a strong background in technology and project management. Katie began their career as a Consultant at Capgemini in August 2011, where they worked until January 2013. During this time, they gained experience in reverse engineering, business processes, and requirements analysis. From January 2013 to December 2014, Katie served as a Senior Consultant at Capgemini, leading a team of 45 individuals in reverse engineering and requirements analysis for a major U.S. communication provider billing conversion project. Katie demonstrated their expertise in project management and client communication throughout this role.

In January 2015, Katie became a Manager at Capgemini, where they further honed their skills in leadership and project management. Katie transitioned to a role as a Solutions Architect at Zuora in June 2015, where they worked until February 2017. During their time at Zuora, Katie focused on designing and implementing solutions for clients.

In February 2017, Katie took on the position of Senior Project Manager at Zuora, overseeing the successful delivery of projects. Katie then advanced to the role of Solutions Delivery Manager in May 2018, where they led a team in delivering solutions to clients. In November 2019, they became a Director, Solutions Delivery Management at Zuora, demonstrating their ability to manage and lead teams effectively.

Most recently, Katie has taken on the role of Director, Global Services Strategy & Transformation at Zuora, starting in April 2021. This position highlights their expertise in strategizing and driving transformation initiatives within the global services department.

Overall, Katie Kirkland has extensive experience in technology, project management, and client services, and they have consistently demonstrated their ability to lead teams and deliver successful solutions throughout their career.

Katie Kirkland earned a Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.) degree in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering from Vanderbilt University, where they studied from 2007 to 2011.