Jalen Feaster
About Jalen Feaster
Jalen Feaster is a Software Delivery Manager and Scrum Master at Insight Global in Charlotte, North Carolina, with extensive experience in software development and cybersecurity. He has held various roles in notable companies and has contributed to mentorship and research in engineering.
Work at Insight Global
Jalen Feaster has been employed at Insight Global since 2021, serving as a Software Delivery Manager and Scrum Master. Based in Charlotte, North Carolina, he has accumulated three years of experience in this role. His responsibilities include overseeing software delivery processes and facilitating agile methodologies within teams.
Previous Experience in Scrum Master Roles
Before joining Insight Global, Jalen Feaster worked as a Scrum Master at The Select Group from 2019 to 2021. In this position, he contributed to agile project management and team collaboration. He also held various internships at Time Warner Cable, where he gained experience in change management, financial supply chain, and enterprise information security.
Education and Expertise
Jalen Feaster studied Industrial and Systems Engineering at North Carolina State University from 2012 to 2016. His academic background is complemented by practical experience gained through internships in cybersecurity and engineering at institutions such as UNC Charlotte and Akamai Technologies.
Mentorship and Community Involvement
Jalen Feaster has actively participated in mentorship programs, notably mentoring students through the START mentorship program. He also served as Parliamentarian for the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE), contributing to the organization's governance and initiatives.
Research Contributions
During his time at UNC Charlotte, Jalen conducted research focused on increasing microprocessor thermal efficiencies. This project, titled 'Quantifying the Impact of Microprocessors on Energy Conservation using Advanced Computer Architecture,' was supervised by Dr. Ronald Sass and contributed to the field of energy conservation in computing.