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    Noah Pepper

    Noah Pepper

    Leading APAC for @stripe Formerly: Product + Engineering Management @twitter, CEO @lucky-sort (Acq. 2013). Always: curious.

    Entrepreneur San Francisco Reed College '09
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    Experience
    Join me at Stripe!
    144 Open Positions · $0k–$334k/yr
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    Stripe
    Stripe
    Engineering + Product 2017 - Present (over 9 years)
    Twitter
    Exit
    Twitter
    Employee 2013 - 2017 (almost 4 years)
    Lucky Sort
    Exit
    Lucky Sort
    Founder, CEO 2011 - 2013 (about 2 years)
    Apple
    Apple
    Collaborative Researcher 2010 - 2012 (about 2 years)
    Qmedtrix
    Qmedtrix
    Managing Director, Research & Development 2009 - 2011 (almost 2 years)
    Founder
    Lucky Sort
    Employee
    Social Starts, Grape Arbor VC, Apple, Twitter, Stripe, Qmedtrix
    Investor
     
    Incubator
     
    Advisor
    Switchboard
    Attorney
     
    Board Member
     
    Mentor
    PIE (Portland Incubator Experiment)
    Member
     
    Acquired
     
     
    Projects
    Stripe Billing
    Billing and subscriptions for fast-growing businesses
    The most ambitious companies design billing around customer experience. Stripe Billing is a new set of tools to build and scale your recurring business model.
    Tara Seshan
    With Tara Seshan
     
    Education
     
    About
    Achievements

    Currently I manage Stripe's APAC business with a focus on market expansion, product strategy, and growing our engineering presence in the region.

    Previously I was the Head of Applications where I managed product and engineering for Stripe Billing, Stripe Sigma, Stripe Dashboard, Stripe website + onboarding experience, and Stripe Atlas.

    Prior to Stripe I worked at Twitter in a variety of roles across the spectrum of EM, PM and GM.

    In 2013 I joined Twitter as part of the acquisition of Lucky Sort, the startup I founded to provide analysts in financial services firms tools to summarize Tweets, blogs, SEC filings, product reviews and more for evidence of trends that would be beneficial or harmful to equity names. Our product, TopicWatch became an internal tool at Twitter.

    Before Lucky Sort I managed group of analysts and engineers at Qmedtrix, a Portland, OR based health insurance claims management company.

    Describe the most impressive thing you've done.
    Skills
    Machine Learning Databases Data Analysis Data Visualization Data Modelling User Experience Design Product Management Agile Project Management Managing Startups Public Speaking
    Locations
    Portland San Francisco Singapore
     
    Q&A
    What's your favorite non-business book?

    The Power Broker: Robert Moses and the Fall of New York

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