Title: Software Development Manager
Company: Amazon
Location: Phoenix, Arizona, United States
Tobias David Pasquale, software development manager at Amazon, has been recognized by Marquis Who’s Who Top Engineers for dedication, achievements, and leadership in software development.
With nearly a decade and a half of experience, Mr. Pasquale has forged a successful career in software development, specializing in design, planning, problem-solving, deciphering ambiguous problems, data engineering, and SQL. He currently excels as a software development manager at Amazon, a role he has held since 2022. In this capacity, he oversees Amazon’s global transportation times and distances for their network of truck movers, manages the service that predicts truck travel durations worldwide and is solely responsible for maintaining and updating new requests based on priority. He leads the software development team, ensuring timely and organized delivery, and is supported by a product team that handles monitoring and tracking, having a global impact. Additionally, he is responsible for software automation and process improvement, aiming for significant cost savings.
His experience also includes serving as a senior technical program manager in ops engineering at Amazon from 2021 to 2022, technical program manager II in ops engineering at Amazon from 2019 to 2021, technical program manager at Amazon from 2018 to 2019, north American start-up project manager at Amazon from 2018 to 2019, program manager II at Amazon from 2017 to 2018, business analyst NOC at Amazon from 2015 to 2017, catalog analyst at Google Play in 2015, digital lead at Amazon from 2011 to 2015; and owner of a 3D printing and prototyping business. Additionally, he is a member of the Arizona Real Estate Investors Association and has dedicated his time as an advisory board member for Halfmoon Capital and Topline at AdvisoryCloud since 2023, leader at Habitat for Humanity International since 2014, volunteer at Little Victories Animal Shelter since 2013, global technology chair at Connect@Amazon since 2020, tech professional at the Web Development Boot Camp, University of Arizona, participant in various races and marathons, including the Spartan Race and Bataan Death March Race, and he plants flags and wreaths for veterans. He also has a pending patent for 3D printing and hardware development—a retrofit for coffee makers that will automatically refill coffee. In light of his impressive undertakings, he was honored as the Quarterly Top Performing Lead in Q2 2014 at Amazon and received the Innovation Award at Amazon.
Laying a solid educational foundation, Mr. Pasquale earned his Bachelor of Arts in biology from Marshall University in 2011. He later obtained Six Sigma Green Belt certification from the Management & Strategy Institute in 2015, followed by OSHA 10 certification from the OSHA Safety Training Institute in 2019. In the same year, he completed a Coding Boot Camp Certificate and Full Stack Web Development program through The University of Arizona Office of Continuing & Professional Education and further enhanced his skills with an Agile Development Practices certification from LinkedIn in 2021 and a Demo Day Tech Mentor Certificate from the University of Arizona in 2023.
Mr. Pasquale attributes his success to his hard work and strong will. Despite having no prior knowledge of software, he taught himself and discovered a passion for the field. Fully committed to learning and growing, he embraces the challenge of trying over the fear of failure. In the coming years, he intends to focus more on 3D printing, aiming to expand his 3D printing and prototyping business. In the short term, his goals include advancing transportation software and developing a robust commercial transportation network within Amazon. He also plans to broaden his personal ventures in real estate investment, with a goal of expanding his portfolio to 25 properties within the next 15 years. He envisions retiring from his day job to concentrate on real estate and other ventures. Currently, he has a contract with a small business to exclusively provide 3D printing products and aims to expand this to five firms by the end of the year and 20 businesses by the end of the following year
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