** Looking for Data Product Management Roles in the United Kingdom. **
Hello! My name is Oluwateniola, but you can call me Teni.
Retrospectively, perhaps as a result of the way my view of the world was shaped by those around me (and the fictional character, Sherlock Holmes), I am constantly, consciously and subconsciously, analysing patterns, metrics, change, and people, with the use of data. It is at the center of everything I do, and every decision I make.
Currently, I am a Masters student (MSc), studying Business Analytics at University College London (UCL), and have gained relevant experience creating (synthesised data), cleaning, wrangling, visualising, and drawing relevant insights from data, with the use of Python, R, SQL, and Tableau.
I am also a first-class graduate of Economics from Babcock University, where I got to explore my interests with internships, projects, and volunteering.
Valuing self-exploration, -expression, and -discovery (the Gen-Z element, perhaps), I explored activities with diverse teams across project management, client engagements, user research, communications, product marketing, business analytics, and digital marketing analytics. These experiences built up to my love and admiration for products (ideation, execution, delivery, sustainability, and growth).
Looking forward, I desire to expand my knowledge in the world of Product Management, and work with a team of talented, passionate people, to innovate value-adding, dare I say, life-changing products, that enrich the experiences and lives of its users.
If I had to describe myself in 3 words, I’d say:
Authentic, Creative, and enthusiastic-about-learning.
With more words, I would say I am ambitious, passionate and driven, committed to excellence and self-development. Furthermore, I am self-aware, and indubitably curious to learn more about myself by taking on new challenges and opportunities to grow, personally and professionally, to bring my unique value to the world (albeit, dramatically).
I am looking to work in the United Kingdom, and look forward to conversing more about career opportunities in Product Management. I can also be contacted via email: [email protected].
I look forward to hearing from you!
Thank you for taking out time to know more about me. Now, grant me the opportunity to know more about you!
Let’s Connect!
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