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If you are reviewing Jake for an MLB role, start with the job closest to your need. The common thread is not baseball employment history. It is the ability to make complicated technology useful for people who have to make decisions under pressure.
Role-specific paths
These pages do not pretend Jake has already worked inside a club. They show how the same career record applies differently to product design, enterprise architecture, data engineering, and data systems strategy.
Why Jake is pursuing the Dodgers Product Designer role, with Fumaro Sports and expert-user product design as the main argument.
A role-specific resume for enterprise architecture, IT operations, cybersecurity, hybrid cloud, and executive technology leadership.
A data-engineering view of the resume: governed analytics, reliable pipelines, Databricks-backed sports context, and secure handoff to product and operations.
A data-systems strategy view of the resume: platform direction, analytics operations, technical leadership, and better decisions from better data foundations.
Use these profiles when you are evaluating the underlying fit: product design for expert users, or security and architecture for high-trust technology operations.
Start here when the question is whether Jake can design serious tools for analysts, scouts, operators, and engineers instead of only making screens look finished.
Start here for club technology roles where identity, security, cloud, analytics trust, and operational reliability need one senior technical owner.
The current sports-product anchor: Fumaro Sports, MLB-first data work, Second Order context, user feedback loops, and human review around model output.
A practical record of interviewing real users, untangling messy public-sector workflows, and turning vague priorities into tools, roadmaps, and adoption plans.
Short public versions of the work most likely to matter in interview: AI guardrails, Fumaro Sports, privileged access, cloud security, and public-sector modernization.
The full work history, skills, and downloadable resume for recruiter review, interview prep, and internal sharing.
The club pages are meant to help each reviewer see the fit quickly without inflating the claim. Several MLB teams may value the same mix of sports-product work, secure architecture, data-systems judgment, and high-trust delivery. The proof remains transferable, not exaggerated into prior team employment.