Ken Spinner
About Ken Spinner
Ken Spinner is the VP of Worldwide Field Engineering at Varonis, with extensive experience in sales engineering and strategic consulting across multiple companies.
Company: Varonis
Ken Spinner currently holds the position of Vice President of Worldwide Field Engineering at Varonis. He has been with the company since 2014. Varonis is based in New York City and specializes in data security and insider threat detection. Ken's role involves overseeing a team of engineers to support the company's global field operations.
Title: VP Of Worldwide Field Engineering
Ken Spinner serves as the Vice President of Worldwide Field Engineering at Varonis. In this role, he is responsible for leading a large team of international sales engineers and professional services experts. His duties include strategic planning, team leadership, and operational management on a global scale.
Professional Background
Ken Spinner has a broad and varied professional background. Before his current role, he was the VP of Worldwide Sales Engineering at Varonis from 2006 to 2014. He has also held senior sales engineering positions at Juniper Networks, Netscreen, Neoteris, and Cacheflow, and worked as a strategic consultant at Halsey Advisory Hedge Fund. Additionally, he spent 12 years as a Senior Systems Consultant at Merck and began his career as a Systems Engineer at Timeplex.
Education and Expertise
Ken Spinner earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Rutgers University. His extensive expertise includes application development, enterprise infrastructure, e-commerce, contractual negotiations, and global operations management. He has assembled and led an international team of over 150 engineers and has a strong track record in sales engineering and professional services.
Notable Projects and Initiatives
Ken Spinner has played a significant role in various high-profile projects throughout his career. Notably, he led the development and deployment of a global data network over a span of four years. He has also contributed to three successful startups, achieving significant milestones such as leading the highest producing sales team from 2000 to 2006.