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A Day in the Life of a Celonaut: Andrew Lieberman, Ecosystem Consulting Manager in NYC
Celonaut Andrew Lieberman joined #TeamCelonis in January of 2020 as a Process Mining Consultant, and has progressed into the role of Ecosystem Consulting Manager. He’s known for his leadership, positivity and amazing sense of humor.
Andrew takes us through his day with him, including what his role entails, talking about his master classes for delivering coding, and how he relaxes after work. Come and get to know Andrew, in our second Day In The Life of a Celonaut series!
Andrew Lieberman
Ecosystem Consulting Manager
Celonis
How do you start your day?
I usually wake up pretty early, I make sure I get enough coffee in my system because Germany and APAC region have a huge head start on us in the U.S. So I try to catch up to them.
I usually review some very important documents and then usually search for best practices.
How would you describe your role at Celonis?
We enable our top partners to deliver at the standard that we ourselves deliver internally. So we're building out partnerships, operational and execution capabilities.
We're teaching master classes, we're co-delivering, and we basically serve as an ambassador of our company, Celonis, to the top consultancies in the world.
What do you do after work?
After a long day of work, I usually need to set the day up for some nice warm fire. Maybe take a nice moment of peace and quiet in the woods or the hot tub.
👩🚀 Andrew Lieberman acts as the Ecosystem Consulting Manager in the exciting New York City. After studying a Bachelors in History, and Statistics, and a Masters in Business Analytics, Andrew began to build his knowledge and experience in the industry for two years, before joining Celonis in January of 2020. Outside of work, Andrew loves spending time outdoors, including in the woods chopping up some firewood (not in a serial killer type of way 😅 ), and relaxing in his hot tub!
Are you interested in joining Andrew's team? Check out our open positions:
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