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Engineering and Product

Our Technology, Engineering, Design and Product groups work to scale and develop the company’s industry-leading learning solutions. The team operates on a three-legged stool model consisting of Developers, Product Managers, and Product Designers to collaborate to work on a product roadmap and develop a world class Learning Management platform. Interested in learning more?

How does Engineering and Product make an impact at D2L?

Our development teams are working with innovative technology stack using AWS (Amazon Web Services) tools and microservices along with following two-week agile sprints to ensure timely delivery of the product. Our product team enables departments across D2L to make data driven decisions and follow industry best practices to do the best work of their lives.

Engineering Team

Product Team

Unique Activities or Events

One important way our Technology, Engineering, Design (TED) teams are #ExcellentToEachOther is by being curious and learning from each other. There are so many ways to get involved in TED to learn more about colleagues, strengthen your skills, and take advantage of opportunities for professional development. Below are a few unique activities that our development teams run on a timely basis.

Dragon Slayer
  • Dragon Slayer occurs twice a year and allows developers to catch up on issues that need to be fixed (e.g. bug fixes). Dragon Slayer helps to ensure the health and wellbeing of our technology assets and allows individuals to become experts in the code that you own or learn more about code lines that you don’t normally work with.

  • Inspiration also occurs twice a year and gives developers an opportunity to become creative. Developers are given the freedom to test ideas, post their ideas on internal portal, and work with other developers from any team. After the two weeks, some ideas are run by the Product Management and Development teams and may get’s implemented!

  • InFUSION started in 2015 and is our annual internal conference in TED. It is three jam-packed days that brings together all members of TED for peer-to-peer learning, team building, collaboration, reflecting and celebrating our accomplishments! It has grown to include Product Management and a few others who support the TED group.

    The goal of the conference is to share experiences from our talented team members across all departments in our organization through face-to-face conversations and networking.

    The conference includes external keynote speakers and hands-on workshops, breakout sessions across several streams – technical, business, management, etc.

  • New Software Developers and Testers participate in structured technical training and ‘getting started’ onboarding. This is typically a 5-day program, with a mix of synchronous and asynchronous leaning.

  • During these meetings, our team takes time to learn from each other, either in small chunks as “Five Minutes Flares” or in larger presentations. We invite guests both internal and external to join. Most recently, our team learned about more effective and faster decision making from an expert in organizational behavior, heard the career story of our VP of Solutions Engineering, and learned about some automation changes coming to one of our documentation processes.

Leadership

  • Stephen Laster

    President

  • Nick Oddson

    Chief Technology Officer

  • Christian Pantel

    Senior Vice President, User Experience Design and Product Development

  • Rajesh Talpade

    Senior Vice President of Product Management

  • Melissa Crouch

    VP, Product Operations

  • Juno Jesuthasan

    VP, Information Technology

  • Matt Campbell

    VP, Cloud Platform

  • Tanya Chisholm

    Senior Director, Client Transitions

  • Jeremy Weinstein

    Senior Director, Program Management, Corporate PMO

  • Dana Frigula

    Senior Director, Business Intelligence

Interested in learning more about a career in Engineering and Product at D2L?

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