Claire Poukey is a product manager with five years of cross-functional experience blending full-stack engineering, customer advocacy, and program leadership at Microsoft, Google, and Purdue-affiliated projects. She excels at turning technical insights into prioritized roadmaps and scalable features—having engineered a system to surface 8k+ Khan Academy videos and improved TFJS BrowserStack benchmarking to persist results to Firestore. Comfortable in both code and strategy, she has hands-on experience automating ML benchmarking pipelines, defining privacy- and telemetry-aware product specs, and orchestrating DevOps handoffs. Claire is also a natural connector and team builder, onboarding and mentoring dozens of contributors and organizing company hackathons and large intern communities. Based in Redmond, she brings a creative, service-minded approach—off the clock she runs D&D campaigns, designs board games, and volunteers in STEM mentorship—which informs her user-centered, collaborative product style.
5 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Arts - BA, Communication of Science and Technology, Bachelor of Arts - BA, Communication of Science and Technology at Purdue University
High School Diploma with Scholar Distinction, High School Diploma with Scholar Distinction at Highland Park High School
A WebGL accelerated JavaScript library for training and deploying ML models.
Role in this project:
Full-stack Developer
Contributions:8 reviews, 13 commits, 23 PRs in 1 month
Contributions summary:Claire primarily focused on enhancing the BrowserStack benchmarking tools within the tfjs repository. Their contributions included adding features like a help menu, an outfile option, and the ability to use CDN dependencies. They also worked on improving the testing infrastructure, adding retry capabilities, and integrating benchmarking results with a Firestore database. These changes improved the functionality and reporting capabilities of the BrowserStack benchmarks.
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