Pip Science Lafleur

20238 37th Ave NE, Seattle, WA 98155 | 253.336.4848 | pip@themagi.net

Objective

A dynamic and meaningful job in a fast-paced environment where I have the authority to optimize the issues I’m responsible for.

Employment Highlights

7/2013-10/2017

User Experience Designer
Tableau Software

  • Worked hand-in-hand with Product Managers to plan and scope feature work within the company’s wider strategic framework

  • Worked with engineers and made adjustments to designs as technology required

  • Worked with Visual Experience team to maintain visual consistency, and develop new visual design patterns as needed

  • Used Balsamiq, Illustrator, and InVision for creating mockups

  • Brainstormed, created designs, gathered feedback, and iterated until we got the experience we were aiming for

2/2012-7/2013

Technical Support Engineer
Tableau Software

 

  • Responsible for troubleshooting and resolving customer cases: Server Queue

  • Investigate, reproduce, and resolve technical issues in Tableau Server

  • Interface with Engineering to resolve defects in the software

  • Update team wiki: corrections and new content

  • Interface with KB and documentation department to improve customer self-service

  • Mentoring new team members

  • Other ongoing projects: Customer rewards program & SDK/API

  • Queue Lead: responsible for awareness of issues in queue to prevent escalations

  • KCS Coach: Mentoring teammates in the KCS documentation process

11/2010-7/2011

Customer Advocacy Project Manager

Cisco

  • Managed new product introduction process

  • Responsible for launch readiness across multiple support departments

  • Provided timely and actionable feedback in the first months of a new launch

  • Ran meetings, kept schedules, knew all the answers

  • Position eliminated by Cisco’s Consumer Division restructuring

8/2008-11/2010

Consumer Software Support Manager

Cisco

  • Maintained responsibility and autonomy over Network Magic Support after acquisition

  • Starting in Fall of 2009, transitioned and integrated Pure Network’s processes to Cisco’s infrastructure.

  • Worked with IT to migrate Pure Networks Ticket system to Cisco’s services

  • Assisted in training material development for Cisco’s global support network

11/2005-8/2008

Support Manager

Pure Networks

  • Started as support agent responsible for email and phone support

  • Promoted to Manager in the Spring of 2006

  • Responsible for all Tech Support and Customer Service for all products including Port Magic, Network Magic, and Speed Meter Pro

  • End of the escalation path - I was the highest authority customers could speak with

  • Managed online documentation

  • Hired, Trained, and Managed a small, local support team that grew to 5

  • Interfaced with development to resolve customer issues and provide feedback

  • Acquired by Cisco in 2008

2002-2005

CS / PTA Pilot / DBM / Customer Communication Specialist

Speakeasy

  • Phone, email, and web-based technical support for Internet service

  • Chosen as one of 2 for a special support model pilot program

  • I was personally responsible for the support of 1,000 residential accounts

  • Personal Technology Assistant pilot program feedback changed the support model

  • Moved to elite business account management support with 500 business accounts

  • As Communication Specialist was responsible all content in the RSI emails system that sent install and support automated emails

Education

1999-2001

Seattle University, Seattle WA

  • Computer Science and History Major

1997-1998

1997-1998

Albertson College of Idaho, Caldwell ID

  • Computer Science and History Major

 

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