Hayley Miller

Hayley Miller is a Product Manager for ArcGIS Velocity & GeoEvent Server (Real-Time GIS) at Esri, focusing on real-time visualization and analytics.1 She has been in this role since June 2023, bringing her expertise in geographic information systems (GIS) and software development to the forefront of Esri's real-time GIS solutions.1

Career Progression

Hayley's career at Esri has evolved significantly:

• She started as a Solution Engineer Intern in October 2018.1
• Progressed to Solution Engineer in Global Business Development from February 2019 to January 2022.1
• Advanced to Senior Solution Engineer in Global Business Development from December 2021 to July 2023.1
• Currently serves as Product Manager for ArcGIS Velocity & GeoEvent Server since June 2023.1

Educational Background

Hayley has a strong educational foundation in both computer science and geography:

• Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science and Geography from the University of Denver.1
• Master of Science in Geographic Information Science, also from the University of Denver.1
• Additional studies abroad in Spain and Thailand, focusing on Spanish and Iberian Studies, and Geography Field Studies respectively.1

Expertise and Contributions

Hayley is known for her expertise in:

• Real-time GIS technologies
• ArcGIS Pro and its latest features2
• Demonstrating mapping and analysis enhancements in GIS software2

She has been involved in presenting and explaining new GIS technologies, such as participating in a demonstration of the latest ArcGIS Pro features alongside colleague Madeline Schueren.2

Professional Presence

Hayley maintains an active professional presence:

• She has a LinkedIn profile under the username yelyahmiller.13
• Engages in community activities, including being an Esri YPN Founder & Lead and GIS Day Lead.3
• Participates in industry events, such as speaking at the Esri Partner Conference and Developer Summit.4

Hayley's career trajectory showcases her deep involvement in the GIS field, particularly in real-time visualization and analytics, making her a notable figure in the Esri community and the broader GIS industry.