Tyler Valiquette
About Tyler Valiquette
Tyler Valiquette serves as the Principal Product Manager at Skydio, where he focuses on the development of AI-powered autonomous aerial vehicles. With a diverse background in product management and engineering, he has held significant roles at various companies and contributes to non-profit initiatives in clean cooking technology.
Work at Skydio
Tyler Valiquette serves as the Principal Product Manager at Skydio, a position he has held since 2023. In this role, he is responsible for overseeing the development of the next generation of AI-powered autonomous aerial vehicles, specifically the X10 model. His work focuses on integrating advanced technology into product design to enhance functionality and user experience.
Previous Experience at OSARO, Inc.
Prior to joining Skydio, Tyler Valiquette worked at OSARO, Inc. for two years. He held the position of Vice President of Product from 2021 to 2022, following a role as Senior Product Manager from 2020 to 2021. His tenure at OSARO involved leading product strategy and development initiatives within the company.
Background in Project Management
Tyler Valiquette has a background in project management, having worked at Plant Construction Company, LP. He served as Project Manager from 2008 to 2009 and as Assistant Project Manager from 2007 to 2008. His experience in these roles contributed to his skills in overseeing complex projects and managing teams effectively.
Education and Expertise
Tyler Valiquette earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Idaho. His educational background provides a foundation for his expertise in product management and design, particularly in the fields of engineering and technology.
Leadership and Mentorship Roles
In addition to his professional roles, Tyler Valiquette is actively involved in leadership and mentorship. He is the Chairman of the Board for Potential Energy, a non-profit organization focused on clean cooking solutions in East Africa. He has also mentored at the Unreasonable Institute, Stanford's d.school, and Designmatters at ArtCenter College of Design, sharing his knowledge in product design and social impact.