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Jeremy Darling

Jeremy Darling

Engineering Manager CICD Platform - US Bank

Excelsior Springs, Missouri, United States

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Jeremy Darling is an Engineering Manager at US Bank, renowned for leading diverse teams to deliver impactful technical solutions in an ever-evolving technology landscape. His career spans developing data-driven innovations, from COVID-19 analytics to transformative tools in higher education. Beyond his expertise in distributed computing, serverless architectures, and containerization, Jeremy is deeply passionate about fostering human connection in the workplace.

As a mental health advocate and management speaker, Jeremy empowers leaders to navigate sensitive challenges—such as suicide, team loss, and crises—through empathy, resilience, and thoughtful communication. He combines his technical acumen with a focus on emotional well-being to create environments where individuals and teams can thrive.

When he's not guiding teams or delivering talks, Jeremy embraces a holistic approach to life by practicing yoga and exploring the intersections of mental health and wellness.

Area of Expertise

  • Business & Management
  • Government, Social Sector & Education
  • Humanities & Social Sciences
  • Information & Communications Technology

Topics

  • JavaScript
  • Kubernetes
  • OpenSource
  • Cloud Native
  • Mental Health
  • Mental Health at Work
  • Leadership
  • Suicide Prevention

Successful leadership through failure and mental health

Mental health and diversity play big roles in today's office, at home, and on main street. Let's take a step back and discuss how managing expectations through the acceptance of failure helps us to bolster DEI and Mental Health while ensuring a successful project and timeline.

This talk is targeted at managers and leaders who want to provide a safe environment for teams to succeed even on high pressure projects.

Managing through Suicide and other Tragic Events

"Managing Through Suicide and Other Tragic Events" emphasizes the importance of empathy and professionalism in guiding managers through sensitive workplace situations. It addresses topics such as suicide, coworker loss, layoffs, workplace injuries, harassment/discrimination, and natural disasters. By recognizing the inevitability of tragedies and learning effective responses, managers can become more capable and compassionate leaders. The insights provided highlight the transformative power of empathy in leadership.

This presentation contains sensitive topics, including discussions of suicide and mental health. Please take care of yourself while listening. Resources are available if you need help.

Jeremy Darling

Engineering Manager CICD Platform - US Bank

Excelsior Springs, Missouri, United States

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