John Moody
About John Moody
John Moody is an Engineering Manager at Klaviyo, with a diverse background in technology and management. He has held various leadership roles, including Chief Technology Officer at Tatango and Founder/CEO of LinkSense, and has a strong academic foundation in theology and leadership.
Work at Klaviyo
John Moody has been serving as an Engineering Manager at Klaviyo since 2022. In this role, he oversees engineering projects and contributes to the company's mission of enhancing customer engagement through data-driven marketing solutions. His experience in building remote teams is instrumental in managing a diverse group of engineers from various geographical locations.
Previous Experience at Tatango
Before joining Klaviyo, John Moody worked at Tatango as Chief Technology Officer from 2015 to 2022. During his tenure, he was responsible for leading the technology strategy and overseeing the development of messaging solutions for businesses. His leadership contributed to the growth and innovation of Tatango's platform in the competitive marketing technology landscape.
Background in Technology and Management
John Moody has a diverse background in technology and management. He founded and served as CEO of LinkSense from 2014 to 2022, where he focused on developing solutions in the tech industry. He also held various positions at Sanford C. Bernstein, including Regional IS Manager and Second Vice President, where he managed information systems and programming projects.
Education and Expertise
John Moody's educational background includes a Master of Theology from Edinburgh Theological Seminary, where he studied New Testament from 2020 to 2023. He also holds a Bachelor of Arts in Religion/Philosophy from Palm Beach Atlantic University, completed in 1994. Additionally, he participated in a two-month program at Wharton Executive Education focused on Executive Presence and Influence in 2023.
Consulting and System Design
As a consultant, John Moody has designed systems for significant clients, including the US Navy and the Port of Seattle. His expertise in system design and engineering has allowed him to contribute to high-profile projects, demonstrating his ability to apply technical knowledge in various sectors.