Bringing order to chaos, shaping schedules, pouring process: no matter how unruly, no team can resist my efforts to straighten bent priorities, hold to milestones, and bring programs in on time and in budget. I’m happy to pitch in and lend a hand, step up and go to bat, or step in and take the lead.

Leader, organizer, thinker, doer, planner, collaborator, communicator: I am at my best wearing many hats, working to make something exceptional. – Julie Spiegler

Experienced at managing programs, projects, people, and information. Adept at keeping focus on a buildable, meaningful result. Extremely effective in establishing and refining processes and organizations. Talented at identifying and preserving strong teams, as well as defining and implementing successful corporate strategies. Skillful at balancing long-range planning with hands-on problem solving. Passionate about building a vision and enabling its successful execution.

In my career I’ve been able to work on a lot of different projects, with a lot of different teams, and on a lot of different platforms. Sometimes that means bleeding-edge technology integrated into a proof of concept for a live sporting event. Other times it’s managing developers and designers to bring to life a new application. The thing that is most interesting, most inspiring, and most powerful for me is always the product: how to find the perfect balance between what is feasible (anything is possible!), what the user is trying to do, and what the business needs to accomplish.

I’ve done project management, development, product marketing and design, and testing: it gives me an edge when working with large, diverse product teams. I’ve worked in start-ups (including my own custom software development firm) as well as major players (like Adobe), so I’ve seen the process end-to-end and in all forms. I’ve been PM for software, hardware, and design. I’m the Julie for the job.

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Julie’s view flying to Box Elder Peak in the Wasatch Mountains.