Angelica H.
About Angelica H.
Angelica H. is a Technical Product Manager currently working at The New York Times and serving as a host on the Go Time Podcast. She has a diverse career background that spans academia, journalism, and technical product management, and she has been actively involved in the tech community through various leadership roles.
Current Role at Changelog
Angelica H. serves as the Host of the Go Time Podcast at Changelog since 2020. In this role, she engages with industry experts and discusses various topics related to technology and software development. Her involvement in the podcast reflects her commitment to fostering community discussions within the tech sector.
Teaching Experience at New York University
Since 2020, Angelica H. has been a Guest Lecturer at New York University. In this capacity, she shares her expertise in technical product management with students, contributing to their academic development and understanding of the field.
Professional Background at The New York Times
Angelica H. has held multiple roles at The New York Times. She worked as a Technical Associate Product Manager for two months in 2022 and as an Associate Product Manager from 2020 to 2022. Additionally, she served as a Product Lead/Analyst from 2018 to 2020. Her various positions have allowed her to contribute significantly to the digital development and product management initiatives within the organization.
Educational Background
Angelica H. holds a Master of Science in Journalism from Columbia University, which she completed in 2018. She also studied English Literature and Drama at Queen Mary University of London from 2014 to 2017. Additionally, she attended the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts for a Foundation Course in Acting from 2013 to 2014. Her diverse educational background supports her multifaceted career.
Leadership and Community Engagement
Angelica H. is a member of the Leadership Team at GoBridge, an organization focused on promoting diversity within the tech community. She has also played a key role in organizing the GopherCon conference, one of the largest gatherings for Golang enthusiasts, and has co-organized events for the Google Developer Network, enhancing community engagement and knowledge sharing.