Eril Berkok

Eril Berkok is a dedicated individual with a strong passion for fostering product culture and tackling challenges in intricate business settings where solutions may not be straightforward.

He boasts a successful track record in introducing and expanding various types of products, including Software as a Service (SaaS), marketplace platforms, and social products for a diverse range of users, including consumers, small and medium-sized businesses, and large enterprises.

Eril Berkok pursued his undergraduate studies, focusing on Computer Science, at Queen's University, where he laid the academic foundation for his career.

Throughout his professional journey, Eril has held key roles in several reputable organizations. He currently serves as a Product Manager at Meta, a position that allows him to leverage his skills and expertise in product development.

Prior to his current role, Eril Berkok held the position of Product Manager at Ritual.co, where he honed his product management skills in a unique business environment.

Before his tenure at Ritual.co, Eril was part of the team at Notch, where he further asserted his proficiency in product management within a different organizational setup.

Eril Berkok also contributed his knowledge and insights as an Associate Instructor at BrainStation, enriching the learning experiences of individuals keen on expanding their product-related skills.

His career journey includes a significant role at Unata Inc., where he was a Product Manager responsible for the company's acquisition by Instacart, emphasizing his strong strategic and operational capabilities.

Eril's career history also features a stint as a Product Manager at BuzzBuzzHome, where he broadened his expertise in product development and management.

Displaying his leadership skills, Eril Berkok assumed the role of President & CEO at Alma Mater Society of Queen's University, demonstrating his capacity to lead and manage organizations effectively.

Earlier in his career, Eril gained invaluable experience as a Software Developer at IBM, where he enhanced his technical proficiencies before transitioning into the realm of product management.