The IT jobs industry’s got a fever, and it is partially because of COVID.
About the Presenters
Karen Albers
Mirazon
Partner & Co-Founder

Lindsay O’Neil
Amazon
Senior Client Lead Recruiter

Hi, my name is Lindsay O’Neil and I am currently a Sr Client Lead Recruiter at Amazon. I work in our Worldwide Technology Operations organization in a centralized group recruiting for Data Engineers, Business Intelligence Engineers, and Scientist(applied, research and data). I have been with Amazon for less than a year, but have worked in the recruiting industry for the last 8 years.
I started working in recruiting for a company called TechUSA, in Atlanta, GA, where I recruited in the construction and engineering world before moving to TEKsystems to focus in the IT space. I am also the Membership Director for RockIT Women, a local organization for women in technology.
Eric Satterly
Bellarmine University
CIO & Associate VP for Digital Transformation
My name Eric Satterly and I am currently the CIO and Associate VP for Digital Transformation at Bellarmine University. I have over 21 years of experience serving as the highest-ranking Information Technology professional that has held accountability to some of the most senior executives and/or board of directors. I’ve been successful in developing and communicating technology strategy, building and empowering innovative teams, and delivering operational excellence.
I have a varied work background in all types of environments including entrepreneurial, start-ups, highly structured businesses, and corporate operations. I serve on the board of the Higher Education Systems and Services (HESS) Consortium and on the board of the Technology Association of Louisville Kentucky (TALK). Last year, I was able to give a TEDx Talk, which was a very interesting experience for me, and it has led me to want to continue doing talks for the people of my community.
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