Craig Kerstiens

Product at Crunchy Data

Craig Kerstiens is a seasoned professional with a diverse background in Business Product Management across various organizations.

His educational background includes a BS in Management Information Systems from The University of Alabama.

With a robust skill set, Craig is well-versed in Python, JavaScript, SQL, Java, ASP.Net, Visual C#, and Visual Basic.

Craig Kerstiens has held several key roles in reputable companies such as Chief Product Officer at Crunchy Data, Program Advisor at Heavybit Industries, Principal Program Manager at Microsoft, and Product roles at Citus Data, Heroku, among others.

His experience ranges from system architecture to solutions architecture, development, and product management in companies like Conifer Securities, Narwhal Consulting, Truviso Inc., eBay, Mobclix, Accenture, and Kimberly-Clark.

Craig Kerstiens has a proven track record of success in the tech industry, having contributed significantly to various projects and companies with his expertise in Business Product Management.

Utilizing his technical skills and business acumen, Craig has made substantial contributions to the industry through his roles in development, architecture, and product management.

Highlights

Oct 3 · twitter

It seems @jasoncwarner is back on twitter, gotta dig out them receipts https://t.co/aCxnMSkiaS

Oct 3 · twitter

I always loved dataclips at Heroku, but it stagnated over time and never really got much extra love. It was actually one of the least used features by customers, but those that did use it really love it.

It's really refreshing to be able to give much more care to it this time around @crunchydata. Just a few things worth highlighting:

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Once we initially shipped it, it worked, but we knew we could do more. Just because you've shipped a feature doesn't mean you should move on and never come back to it. Revisiting and coming back to polish and improve shows you care about the product and your users. There is more to come.