Angelo Di Liberto
About Angelo Di Liberto
Angelo Di Liberto is a Business Development professional specializing in real-time visibility into tech stack inventory and engineering planning. He has contributed to StackShare's recognition as a Cloud 100 'Rising Star' by Forbes and has a diverse work history in various roles across different organizations.
Current Role at StackShare
Angelo Di Liberto currently holds the position of Business Development at StackShare, a role he has occupied since 2021. In this capacity, he specializes in providing real-time visibility into tech stack inventory and engineering planning. His work focuses on eliminating stack duplication and standardizing tools to reduce potential attack surfaces for engineering teams. His contributions have played a significant role in StackShare's recognition as a Cloud 100 'Rising Star' by Forbes.
Previous Experience
Before joining StackShare, Angelo Di Liberto accumulated diverse experience across several roles. He served as a Team Leader for the City of Eugene from 2015 to 2019. Prior to that, he worked as a Spanish Tutor from 2012 to 2019, providing language instruction in Eugene, Oregon. His career also includes positions as a Customer Service Specialist at Cold Stone Creamery, an Associate District Manager at ADP, a Fleet Sales Representative at Pacific Office Automation, and a Sales Specialist at Rhythm and Blooms.
Education and Academic Background
Angelo Di Liberto studied at the University of Oregon, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree. His major was in Spanish Language and Literature, complemented by a minor in Latin American Studies. He also attended Sheldon High School, where he participated in a Spanish Immersion program. This educational background has contributed to his language skills and cultural understanding.
Professional Focus and Specialization
In his current role, Angelo Di Liberto focuses on enhancing engineering efficiency through improved visibility into technology stacks. His specialization includes the elimination of stack duplication and the standardization of tools. These efforts aim to reduce potential attack surfaces, thereby enhancing security and operational effectiveness for engineering teams.