Celeste Pimm
About Celeste Pimm
Celeste Pimm is a Technical Specialist at Ableton in Berlin, Germany, where she focuses on enhancing access to arts and culture through technology. She has a background in product management and development, with previous roles at Shutterstock and experience as a co-founder of PLURI in Montreal.
Work at Ableton
Celeste Pimm has been employed at Ableton as a Technical Specialist since 2021. In this role, she focuses on enhancing the integration of technology within music and creative arts. Her position is based in Berlin, Germany, where she has contributed to the company's mission of supporting artists and musicians through innovative software solutions.
Previous Experience at Shutterstock
Before joining Ableton, Celeste Pimm worked at Shutterstock. She served as an Associate Product Manager for Music Internal Tools from 2019 to 2020, where she was involved for five months in the Montreal, Canada Area. Additionally, she held the position of Product Management Intern in Search & AI for six months in 2019. Her roles at Shutterstock provided her with valuable experience in product management within the technology sector.
Education and Expertise
Celeste Pimm studied at Concordia University, where she earned a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science with a focus on Computer Arts from 2014 to 2018. Her educational background has equipped her with a solid foundation in both technical and creative disciplines, enabling her to specialize in music technology and product management.
Co-Founder of PLURI
In addition to her role at Ableton, Celeste Pimm is a Co-Founder of PLURI, a position she has held since 2016. Based in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, PLURI focuses on improving access to arts, culture, and creativity through technology. This initiative reflects her commitment to supporting the arts and enhancing creative experiences.
Experience in Non-Profit Arts Sector
Celeste Pimm has experience in peer support within the non-profit arts and events sectors. This involvement has allowed her to understand the challenges faced by artists and organizations, further informing her work in technology and product development aimed at enhancing access to creative resources.