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    Bruce Kovalsky

    Quality and Test Management / Delivery / Business Development / Project and Program Management

    Bruce Kovalsky, PMP, is an experienced professional with a diverse background in STEM and chess.12 He has held senior positions in quality assurance, testing management, business development, and program/project management at companies like Boeing and IBM.12 Kovalsky became a National Chess Master in 1984 and has been actively involved in teaching chess to children and supporting chess in his community.1

    Career Highlights

    • Senior manager and senior engineering specialist at Boeing and IBM1
    • Expertise in QA and Testing Management, Business Development, Program and Project Management2
    • Specializes in Functional Test Automation and Load/Performance Testing2
    • On sabbatical since July 20221

    Chess Achievements

    • National Chess Master since 19841
    • Founded chess clubs at Sunny Hills Elementary and Pike Lake Middle School1
    • Teaches chess to kids and helps parents through the game1

    Bruce Kovalsky sees strong parallels between chess and STEM careers, particularly in project management and team building.1 He emphasizes the importance of planning ahead and understanding how different elements (or team members) work together in both chess and business.1

    Highlights

    Sep 16 · chess4life.com
    Spotlight: Chess Impacting STEM Careers with Bruce Kovalsky

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    Location

    Greater Seattle Area