Proven ability to make data-driven decisions.Experience working effectively in a global or multi-time zone organization.5+ years of experience in the data space.Plan and manage user testing and releases of MVP's and features.Groom & prioritize the data team backlog to deliver a balance of short-term & long-term wins.Execute on Product roadmap by working with People Analytics developers to deliver prioritized solutions across our data platform and ecosystem of solutions.Working in sprints to ensure that projects remain on track for agreed-upon timelines.Build or update Tableau dashboards to meet customer feedback and needs.Work with customers to understand business challenges and convert to data needs and requirements.Build and maintain a strategic vision and data product roadmap with engineering and stakeholders.Support - Act as an internal consultant providing support across the organization, crafting easy-to-understand internal documentation, collaborate on product development with People Analytics developers.Tactical - Use your technical skills to architect, code, and coach team members on product development.
Strategy - Translate the business's needs into reporting requirements and ensure we're creating our platforms based on the highest value use cases. Product management - Implement and improve our tooling while working closely with our internal partners. You will work closely with the People Analytics team and other HR stakeholders to define, prioritize, and execute on a roadmap of data products which will help deliver actionable insights to the rest of the organization. You combine technical expertise around data and strategic business focus to build a vision for People Analytics data products at PayPal. Our mission is to democratize financial services to ensure that everyone, regardless of background or economic standing, has access to affordable, convenient, and secure products and services to take control of their financial lives.Īs the Product Manager, Data you are an experienced leader who is excited about using data to show the organization "the art of the possible". He received his BS in Communications from Virginia Tech.At PayPal (NASDAQ: PYPL), we believe that every person has the right to participate fully in the global economy. He is a co-author featured in the book Innovation and Technology Strategies, the Founding Board Chair for the PayPal Giving Fund, and a member of the National Leadership Council for Communities In Schools. Sean, his wife, Jill, and two children live in Alexandria, Virginia. Sean began his career at Communities In Schools, the nation's leading community-based organization devoted to helping young people succeed in school and prepare for life. He led a collaboration with the University of Southern California Entrepreneur Program that created the Center for Entrepreneurship at Manual Arts High School, a business incubator and micro-loan program for young people in South Central Los Angeles. He developed a passion for using entrepreneurial initiatives for social good while helping teens start successful businesses. Sean started MissionFish after working as Associate Vice President of Marketing & Development for Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Atlanta. Under his leadership, the award-winning social enterprise teamed up with eBay to launch eBay Giving Works, a ground-breaking charitable giving program that enables eBay’s community of users to donate to their favorite causes through their buying and selling activity – and that has raised over $500 million since its inception. following their acquisition of MissionFish, an organization he founded in 1999 and led until 2011. Previous to his current role, Milliken served as Director of Nonprofit Strategy for eBay Inc. As PayPal’s Head of Global Social Innovation, he leads the company’s efforts to harness the power of its unique assets and expertise to improve the lives of people and the communities in which they live and work. 
Sean Milliken is committed to creating innovative partnerships and solutions that result in positive social impact.
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