Nassir Khan
About Nassir Khan
Nassir Khan is a professional specializing in product development and growth marketing, with a strong background in API platforms and blockchain technologies. He has held various roles in notable companies, including Oracle and Bitwarden, and has extensive experience in go-to-market strategies for early-stage startups in East Africa.
Current Role at Bitwarden
Nassir Khan currently works at Bitwarden in the role of Product, Developer, and Growth Marketing. He has been with the company since 2024, contributing to the development and marketing strategies of Bitwarden's products. His focus includes advancing the adoption of passwordless technology through effective go-to-market strategies.
Previous Experience at Postman
In 2021, Nassir Khan held the position of Director of Product Marketing for the API Platform at Postman. His tenure at Postman lasted for one month, during which he focused on product marketing strategies related to API platforms.
Education and Expertise
Nassir Khan earned a Master of Science (MS) in Management Sciences and Quantitative Methods from California State University - East Bay, studying from 2006 to 2008. He also holds a Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Computer Science from the same institution, completed from 2002 to 2005. His educational background supports his extensive expertise in marketing strategies for API platforms, application integration, and blockchain technologies.
Career Background in Product Marketing
Nassir Khan has held various product marketing roles across multiple organizations. He worked at Oracle as a Senior Product Marketing Manager for Blockchain from 2017 to 2019, where he launched Oracle's Blockchain Platform. He also served as Principal Product Marketing Manager at Informatica from 2019 to 2020, maintaining Informatica's leadership in the iPaaS market. His experience includes consulting for early-stage startups in East Africa and working at Dimension Data and Immuta.
Consulting and Startups
Nassir Khan has worked as a GTM Consultant for early-stage startups in East Africa, specifically at 5group and Technology Group Africa from 2016 to 2018. His role involved developing go-to-market strategies tailored to the unique challenges faced by startups in the region.