Jacobi O'connor, Mps
About Jacobi O'connor, Mps
Jacobi O'Connor is a Data Engineer with a background in technology management and experience in software engineering. He currently works at Taulia, where he designs data pipelines and also owns Kajaco Candle Company, a business focused on sustainable candle production.
Work at Taulia
Currently, Jacobi O'Connor serves as a Data Engineer at Taulia, a position he has held since 2022. In this role, he designs and maintains data pipelines and databases that support supply chain finance solutions. His work focuses on leveraging data to enhance operational efficiency and improve financial processes for clients.
Previous Experience at USAA
Jacobi O'Connor has extensive experience at USAA, where he held multiple positions. He worked as a Software Developer & Integrator Intern in 2017 for three months. He then progressed to Software Engineer III from 2018 to 2020, and later served as Data Engineer III for two months in 2020. His roles involved developing software solutions and managing data engineering tasks.
Education and Expertise
Jacobi O'Connor holds a Master of Professional Studies (M.P.S.) in Technology Management from Georgetown University. He also earned a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Management Information Systems from North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University. His educational background equips him with a strong foundation in technology and data management.
Entrepreneurial Ventures
In 2020, Jacobi O'Connor founded Kajaco Candle Company, focusing on sustainability and creativity. As the owner, he produces handmade coconut-soy candles packaged in eco-friendly materials. This venture reflects his commitment to entrepreneurship and environmentally conscious practices.
Skills in Agile Application Development
Jacobi O'Connor leverages his skills in agile application development to create scalable products that enhance cash flow and working capital. His expertise in this area contributes to the development of effective financial solutions that meet client needs.