Hector Bejarano is a seasoned program manager and information security product leader with 12+ years of experience designing and operationalizing enterprise IT and security platforms at Intel. He has led large-scale initiatives across identity governance, PKI modernization, code signing, and secrets/privileged access management, pairing technical depth with executive-facing strategy and cross-organizational alignment. Hector’s background in database engineering, cloud/container platforms, and automation informs pragmatic, cost-saving implementations—past efforts produced multimillion-dollar savings and major service reliability improvements. He’s driven adoption of forward-looking cryptography (including ECC and post-quantum approaches) and won recognition for work protecting Intel products through post-quantum solutions. Based in Phoenix, he blends hands-on engineering roots (from data warehousing and DBA roles) with product mindset and formal training in strategy and leadership from Harvard Business School Online. Colleagues rely on him to translate complex security requirements into measurable, auditable products that scale across global organizations.
12 years of coding experience
13 years of employment as a software developer
Information Systems, Information Technology, Information Systems, Information Technology at Universidad Latina de Costa Rica
Courses, Strategy, Leadership & Management, Courses, Strategy, Leadership & Management at Harvard Business School Online
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