Tyler Hobbs
About Tyler Hobbs
Tyler Hobbs is the Chief Product Owner, CPQ at National Instruments in Austin, Texas, with a background in Computer Science from The University of Texas at San Antonio.
Current Roles at NI (National Instruments)
Tyler Hobbs currently works at NI (National Instruments) based in Austin, Texas. He holds the positions of Chief Product Owner, CPQ and Programmer Analyst. His work involves overseeing product development cycles and contributing to software development projects within the organization. Tyler is dedicated to enhancing product efficiency and ensuring the seamless integration of various software tools.
Previous Experience at Bible Study Fellowship
Before joining NI (National Instruments), Tyler Hobbs worked at Bible Study Fellowship as an Applications Engineer from 2009 to 2011. During his two-year tenure, he was responsible for developing and maintaining application software, ensuring robust and efficient operations for the organization.
Education at The University of Texas at San Antonio
Tyler Hobbs pursued his academic studies at The University of Texas at San Antonio, where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science. He attended the university from 2007 to 2011, gaining comprehensive knowledge and skills that would later support his professional endeavors.
Achievements and Contributions at National Instruments
At NI (National Instruments), Tyler Hobbs has led several key initiatives. He implemented agile methodologies that significantly improved product development cycles. He also developed a custom Salesforce integration that streamlined workflows and reduced manual data entry by 30%. Additionally, he participated in designing and launching a CPQ tool that increased sales efficiency by 25%. Tyler has also presented advanced Salesforce development techniques at the Salesforce Dreamforce conference.
Community Involvement and Mentoring
Beyond his professional achievements, Tyler Hobbs is actively involved in the community. He volunteers as a coding instructor for local non-profit organizations, teaching underprivileged youth the basics of programming. At NI, he mentors junior developers, helping them advance their skills in Salesforce and agile methodologies. He also contributes to the open-source community by developing and maintaining popular JavaScript libraries.