Tami Mc Laren
About Tami Mc Laren
Tami Mc Laren is a Software Engineer specializing in Business Intelligence, currently employed at F&G since 2020. She has extensive experience in data analytics and engineering, having held various leadership roles at VGM Group, Inc. and Berkley Technology Services.
Current Role at F&G
Tami Mc Laren currently serves as a Software Engineer specializing in Business Intelligence at F&G. She has held this position since 2020, contributing to the development and implementation of data-driven solutions within the organization. Her role involves leveraging her technical expertise to enhance business processes and improve decision-making through effective data management.
Previous Experience at VGM Group, Inc.
Tami Mc Laren has a significant history with VGM Group, Inc., where she worked in various capacities for a total of 27 years. From 1989 to 2015, she held the positions of IT Director and Vice President of IT, overseeing technology initiatives and data analytics. Additionally, she returned to VGM Group, Inc. as Vice President of Data Analytics for one year from 2015 to 2016, further solidifying her expertise in data management and analytics.
Experience at Berkley Technology Services
From 2017 to 2019, Tami Mc Laren worked as a Data Engineer at Berkley Technology Services, a subsidiary of Berkley Company. During her two-year tenure, she focused on developing and maintaining data systems, contributing to the organization's data infrastructure and analytics capabilities.
Educational Background
Tami Mc Laren pursued her education at multiple institutions. She studied Mechanical Drafting at Des Moines Area Community College. Additionally, she attended Iowa Valley Community College, where she achieved qualifications in Accounting and Computer Science. Her educational background supports her technical skills and knowledge in software engineering and data analytics.
Role at Hawkeye Community College
Tami Mc Laren served as the Coordinator for Adult Computer Education & Training at Hawkeye Community College from 1991 to 1993. In this role, she was responsible for developing and coordinating educational programs aimed at enhancing computer skills among adult learners, contributing to community education and workforce development.