What to expect
- Unique perspectives from featured VP/C-suite products executives
- Webinar Format: Enjoy our Speaker Presentation followed by Q&A Session
Can AI help you share technical information in more languages and regional dialects? In this webinar hosted by Nisarg Desai, Pluralsight VP of Product Christiana Chen discusses her effort to make global learning accessible. Pluralsight has embarked on a pioneering project to use AI-driven language translation models to overcome the challenges of scaling their vast library of technical courses for a worldwide audience. Recognizing that knowledge transcends language, the team aims to provide inclusive, precise content while addressing the complexities of speech translation, regional dialects, and technical accuracy. Pluralsight’s approach combines cutting-edge AI tools with ethical safeguards, ensuring that content remains both accurate and culturally relevant, fostering a responsible global learning ecosystem.
About the speaker
With 17+ years’ of deep expertise experience in product and technology for enterprise platforms, Christiana serves as the Vice President of Product at Pluralsight, a technical education up-skilling platform for Fortune 100 enterprises. Christiana is known for driving strategic, technical, and market-based decisions required to build successful solutions, with a strong focus on accelerating operational efficiency and innovation through platform optimization. Prior to Pluralsight, she was the Head of Product at Skupos (acquired) and held various product and engineering leadership roles at Intuit, Flexport, Apptio, Boeing and more. She is also a serial entrepreneur on venture-backed startups and holds 5 AI patents. Originally from Hawaii, Christiana was trained at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the University of Washington.
About the host
Nisarg is currently the Director of Product at cloud security unicorn Lacework, and has a decade of experience in Product Management with the entirety of his focus on securing enterprises from cyberattacks. He has built both 0-1 and 1-100 products in cybersecurity. He is passionate about pushing forward the field of product management by helping a diverse field of entrants grow into successful PMs. He lives in Boston, MA.