Ken Talbot
Ken Talbot
Quality & Test Engineering Lead
He/Him
A broadly skilled quality and test leader. Keen interest in cyber security, accessible design, and cloud architecture. Love to learn and to teach others about quality.
🎂 MoTaBirthday | October 24, 2016
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