Eric Brechner

Eric Brechner

Career Coach, Group Engineering Manager @ Ally for Onlys in Tech, LLC
40 years of experience, author of 2 books and a 20-year blog
United States of America Active 2 months ago

Services

$290 / month

For software professionals who'd like in-depth and personalized advice on dealing with challenges

3 calls per month (60min/call)

Unlimited Q&A via chat

Expect responses in 24 hours or less

Hands-on support

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About

I'm a career coach for underrepresented midcareer software professionals and founder of Ally for Onlys in Tech. You might know me for my book “Agile Project Management with Kanban” or my 20+ year blog “I.M. Wright’s Hard Code.” Prior to coaching, I was a Group Engineering Manager for Xbox, Windows, and Azure engineering services and the Xbox.com web sites, a director of engineering learning and development for Microsoft Corporation, and a Group Engineering Manager for a shared feature team in Microsoft Office. Before joining Microsoft in 1995, I was a Senior Principal Scientist at Boeing, and a developer for Silicon Graphics, GRAFTEK, JPL, and Bank Leumi. I've published two books on software best practices, hold eight patents, a BS and MS in mathematics, and a Ph.D. in applied mathematics. I'm also an Affiliate Professor evenings at the University of Washington's Bothell campus. I'd be delighted to be your mentor.

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Coaching People Management Software Engineering Resume Writing Interview Preparation Job Search Leadership Personal Branding Career Growth Career Plan Management Inclusion Underrepresented Kanban Project Management Managing Up Promotion Onboarding Networking Minority Imposter Syndrome Prejudice Bias Authenticity Office Politics