Clark Chu
About Clark Chu
Clark Chu is a seasoned product management professional with extensive experience in leading product initiatives across various technology companies. He currently works at Brillio and has held senior roles at organizations such as Dell EMC, Huawei Technologies, and Commvault, focusing on customer-centric product development and innovative technology solutions.
Work at Brillio
Clark Chu has been working at Brillio in the role of Product Management since 2023. His position is based in the Greater Seattle Area and is conducted remotely. His responsibilities include overseeing product strategies and execution, contributing to the company's objectives in the technology sector.
Previous Experience at Dell EMC
Clark Chu held multiple roles at Dell EMC, including Senior Consultant Product Manager at the Director level in 2014 for 11 months in Palo Alto, CA. He also served as Senior Consultant Product Manager - Cloud M&O in 2015 for 11 months in Santa Clara. Additionally, he worked as a Consultant - Product Manager from 2013 to 2014 for one year.
Education and Expertise
Clark Chu studied at Wilfrid Laurier University, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science and Business Administration. He has extensive expertise in product management, with a focus on customer-centric approaches and collaboration with cross-functional teams.
Achievements in Product Management
Clark Chu has successfully incubated new business units within large multinational companies, guiding product concepts through to go-to-market strategies. He has developed product roadmaps for Cloud Native Solutions and alternative CRM systems, leveraging advanced technologies such as AI, ML, and Blockchain.
Experience in Agile and Development Methodologies
Clark Chu has extensive experience with agile, scrum, and waterfall development methodologies. He advocates for a product management philosophy that emphasizes understanding customer perspectives and collaborating closely with design and development teams, known as the 'tripod' approach.