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The associate director — who loves to spend time with family, travel, and fish — is interested in measuring the customer experience, staying focused on solutions, and advancing the U's mission.

The associate director for USS Quality Assurance and GIS started out as systems engineer at IBM, where he became involved in QA and testing. A lot of professional and personal opportunities followed.

The Illinois native loves to fix technical issues, once performed in a Taiko drumming group, and has fostered over 80 kittens (so far!) for Best Friends Animal Sanctuary.

Before becoming a UIT associate director, Kim Tanner worked as a microsystems analyst, database engineer, manager for numerous IT infrastructure teams, and much more.

Working for a record label seemed like a dream job for Adam Stewart. He still dabbles in music, but Stewart found his true calling helping faculty and students learn to implement new technologies in the classroom.

The Utah native, who joined the U as a technical liaison for the 2002 Olympics and thinks he might get bored working someplace else, loves traveling and scuba diving.

Haywood shares her journey from a merchant teller to IT leadership, why it's better to be a Netflix than a Blockbuster, and some fun facts that might surprise you.

The Salt Lake City native applied for her first job at the U so she didn't have to pay anymore parking tickets, recently rode the famed Orient Express with her mother, and loves that her work is never boring.

Jason Moeller, who graduated from the U and started his career here, said he enjoys collaborating on complex projects and collecting trinkets and random items from departing USS employees.

Cassandra Van Buren talks about her interest in the intersection of technology and human culture, life in Japan, and kayaking with her dogs.