Yin Xu
About Yin Xu
Yin Xu is a Digital Identity Product Owner and Product Manager at SWIFT, where he has worked since 2021. He has a background in computer science and economics, holding multiple degrees from West Virginia University and extensive experience in various engineering and product management roles at SWIFT since 2011.
Work at SWIFT
Yin Xu has held multiple roles at SWIFT, contributing to various aspects of product management and engineering. Xu began as a Test Engineer from 2011 to 2015, where responsibilities included ensuring the quality of software products. In 2015, Xu transitioned to an Automation, DevOps, and System Integration Engineer role, which lasted until 2018. Following this, Xu served as an API Engineer for six months before becoming an API Product Owner/Product Manager from 2019 to 2021. Currently, Xu is the Digital Identity Product Owner/Product Manager, a position held since 2021.
Education and Expertise
Yin Xu's educational background includes a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Computer Science and a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Economics, both obtained from West Virginia University. Xu further advanced academic credentials by earning a Master of Science (M.S.) in Computer Science from the same institution. This combination of degrees provides a strong foundation in both technical and analytical skills, essential for roles in product management and engineering.
Background
Yin Xu's professional journey began with a focus on engineering, progressing through various roles at SWIFT. Xu's experience spans over a decade in the technology sector, with a significant portion dedicated to product management and engineering within the financial services industry. This background equips Xu with a comprehensive understanding of digital identity solutions and API management.
Career Progression
Yin Xu's career at SWIFT reflects a clear trajectory of growth and increasing responsibility. Starting as a Test Engineer, Xu developed skills in software quality assurance. The transition to engineering roles, including Automation and API Engineering, allowed for the application of technical expertise. The subsequent move into product management roles demonstrates a shift towards strategic oversight and leadership in product development.