Ruby Langer serves as a Senior Technical Product Manager for the Security Developer Platform at Microsoft, where she leverages her extensive experience in leading R&D, operations, and DevOps teams to drive innovation and enhance security solutions. With a strong foundation in computer science and a...
Ruby Langer serves as a Senior Technical Product Manager for the Security Developer Platform at Microsoft, where she leverages her extensive experience in leading R&D, operations, and DevOps teams to drive innovation and enhance security solutions. With a strong foundation in computer science and a passion for creating impactful products, Ruby has successfully spearheaded key projects that integrate advanced security protocols into developer tools, ensuring that developers can build secure applications with ease. Her expertise in Docker products and REST APIs allows her to bridge the gap between complex technical requirements and user-friendly solutions, fostering a seamless development experience.
In her current role, Ruby is instrumental in shaping the product roadmap for the Security Developer Platform, focusing on aligning security practices with agile development methodologies. She employs her analytical skills to conduct A/B testing and gather user feedback, which informs product enhancements and drives continuous improvement. Ruby's ability to motivate cross-functional teams and lead project delivery ensures that initiatives are executed efficiently and effectively, resulting in positive business outcomes.
Her commitment to fostering strong developer relations is evident in her collaborative approach, where she actively engages with stakeholders to understand their needs and challenges. By building robust tooling and processes, Ruby not only champions the values of DevOps but also empowers teams to achieve their goals. As she continues to innovate within the security domain, Ruby remains dedicated to creating awesome products that not only meet but exceed the expectations of developers and organizations alike.
