David Totten Joins Vercel as VP of Global Field Engineering
David Totten has joined Vercel as VP of Global Field Engineering to lead a unified organization spanning Sales Engineering, Developer Success, Professional Services, and Customer Support Engineering. With two decades of experience building and scaling technical teams, he will help Vercel accelerate its enterprise technology leadership.
The next era of enterprise technology will be defined by shortening the distance between idea and impact. At Vercel we help companies move faster, turning velocity into measurable business outcomes by anticipating customer needs and owning results end-to-end.
To help us lead in this new era, is joining Vercel as VP of Global Field Engineering. David brings two decades of experience building and scaling technical teams, and he'll lead a unified organization that includes Sales Engineering, Developer Success, Professional Services, and Customer Support Engineering.David Totten
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