Doug Aamoth - Director of Product Media @ Sophos

Overview

CB Rank (Person)

Primary Job Title Director of Product Media
Primary Organization
Sophos

Location Boston, Massachusetts, United States
Regions Greater Boston Area, East Coast, New England
Gender Male

Website www.aamoth.com
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Doug Aamoth is the Reviews Editor at CrunchGear.com, part of the TechCrunch network. He's been with CrunchGear since June, 2007.

Aamoth has worked for retailers Best Buy, Circuit City, CompUSA, online news company Internet Broadcasting, and has directed magazine, independent film, IT, web design, and video production startups. He lives in

Boston.

Jobs

Number of Current Jobs

Number of Past Jobs

Doug Aamoth

has

current jobs as

Director of Product Media

Sophos

and

Product Manager

Sophos

. Additionally,

Doug Aamoth

has had

past jobs including

Director of Product Marketing

Reflexion Network Solutions

Sophos Director of Product MediaApr 2018
Sophos Product ManagerJun 2015

Organization Name	Title At Company	Start Date	End Date
Reflexion Network Solutions	Director of Product Marketing	Nov 2014	Jun 2015
TIME Magazine	Technology Editor	Mar 2010	Nov 2014
TechCrunch	Reviews Editor	May 2007	Mar 2010
NBC Olympics	Associate Editor	—	—
NBC Sports Ventures	Project Manager	—	—
Internet Broadcasting Systems	Business Development	—	—

Related Hubs

Hub Name	CB Rank (Hub)
Network Security Acquired Companies	14,412
Network Security Acquired Companies With Less Than $1B in Revenue	31,112
Cloud Security Acquired Companies	59,350
Network Security Acquired Companies With More Than $1M in Revenue	31,068
Network Security Acquired Companies With More Than $10M in Revenue	54,054
Cloud Security Acquired Companies With More Than $1M in Revenue	65,310
Network Security Acquired Companies With More Than 10 Employees	17,234
TA Associates Portfolio Companies	84,754
Acquired Cloud Security Companies	38,537

Education

Doug Aamoth

studied at

University of Puget Sound

University of Puget Sound BAInternational Political Economy2001