Emily Kausalik-Whittle is a client platform engineering manager at Jamf with 11 years of experience building Mac-focused IT programs, leading teams, and translating customer and community needs into product and operational improvements. Based in Austin, she combines deep technical expertise in Apple enterprise management and Jamf ecosystems with nonprofit leadership as co-chair and co-founder of the Mac Admins Foundation, helping grow and preserve the global Mac Admins community. Her background is unusually interdisciplinary: a PhD in music theory and years teaching and lab-managing bring strong analytical, communication, and instructional design skills to technical leadership. Emily is known for grassroots community building—founding Austin Apple Admins and co-hosting the Mac Admins Podcast—which amplifies her “voice of the customer” approach to engineering and product partnerships. Outside work she blends creative hobbies (knitting, collecting, film criticism) with a punk-rock ethos, reflecting a pragmatic, people-first style that prioritizes employee and user experience.
11 years of coding experience
10 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) Music Theory, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) Music Theory at The University of Texas at Austin
Master's Degree Music Theory, Master's Degree Music Theory at Bowling Green State University
Associate's Degree Music, Associate's Degree Music at College of DuPage
Bachelor's Degree Arts Music Theory, Bachelor's Degree Arts Music Theory at Butler University
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