Mike Cooper
VP of Engineering
Mike Cooper has been with VNL for over 10 years, starting out as a student and moving easily into the role of chief engineer a decade later. As Director of Engineering, Mike has been the brain behind the development of the PARTNER CPRM and PARTNERme, working tirelessly to ensure that our complex data environments all work together to provide high-quality user tools, complex data analytics, and a constant desire to be sure our customers are never without immediate technical support. When he is not working he enjoys traveling and spending time with his fiance and daughter, especially to Las Vegas, his favorite city in the world.
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Meet the Rest of Visible Network Labs Team
Dr. Danielle Varda,
CEO & Founder
Dr. Amanda Beacom, PhD, MPP,
VP of Research & Data Science
Mike Cooper,
VP of Engineering
Sara Sprong, M.P.A,
VP of Customer Experience
Alex Derr, M.P.A,
Director of Marketing & Communications
Tobie Tsuzuki,
Full Stack Engineer/Team Lead
Joshua Albert,
Full Stack Developer
Dr. Rose Y. Hardy,
Network Data Scientist
Andy Zheng,
Senior Data Analyst
Kaley Bachinski, MSc,
Senior Project Manager
Lea Xenakis, M.P.A.,
Director of Research and Evaluation
Kelly Sprong,
VP of Strategic Partnerships
Zac Thompson,
VP of Product
Tyler Funk,
Full Stack Software Developer
Brandon Davis,
Product Owner
Steve Stremsterfer,
UX/UI Design Manager
Kendall Warwick-Diaz, MA,
Data Analyst
Kāhea Hendrickson,
Software Developer
Malinda Mochizuki, M.P.A,
QA Specialist
Will Jacobson,
Business Development Specialist
Alena Lidey (She/Her),
Customer Success Manager
Josh Nikander,
Technology Intern
Jalece Wherry, M.H.A, Customer Success Manager
Richard Funkhouser, Research & Evaluation Manager
Isabella Spielmann,
Technology Intern
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