Philip Tellis is a seasoned Data Science Manager and Architect at Akamai Technologies, where he plays a pivotal role in enhancing web performance and analytics. As the Creator of boomerang.js, a powerful open-source JavaScript library for real-time web performance monitoring, Philip has established himself as...
Philip Tellis is a seasoned Data Science Manager and Architect at Akamai Technologies, where he plays a pivotal role in enhancing web performance and analytics. As the Creator of boomerang.js, a powerful open-source JavaScript library for real-time web performance monitoring, Philip has established himself as a thought leader in the industry. His expertise lies in leveraging data science to extract actionable insights from complex web performance metrics, enabling clients to optimize their digital experiences.
In his current role, Philip leads the mPulse Data Science team, focusing on identifying patterns and trends within web performance data. This involves utilizing advanced analytics techniques to provide tailored recommendations that help customers improve their website speed and security—two critical factors in today’s digital landscape. His commitment to making the Internet faster and safer aligns with Akamai's mission to empower businesses to thrive online.
Philip’s technical proficiency spans a diverse range of programming languages and technologies, including JavaScript, Node.js, and distributed systems, which he employs to build innovative tools and solutions. His background in security, combined with his experience in data analysis, positions him uniquely to address the challenges faced by organizations in an increasingly complex web environment.
At Akamai, especially following the acquisition of SOASTA in April 2017, Philip has been instrumental in integrating cutting-edge technologies and methodologies to enhance web performance analytics. His passion for exploring new technologies and sharing knowledge with the community further solidifies his reputation as a forward-thinking architect dedicated to driving the future of web performance.
