LinkedIn Top Voice | #8 Female Creator USA | Technical Program Manager | PMP®| Keynote Speaker |Advisor | Ex Amazon, Harvard University | Helping People Pass The PMP Exam & Land Their Dream Jobs

Hi, I’m Elvi Caperonis, I help engineering professionals decide, clearly and confidently, whether Technical Program Management is the right next step, and how to transition without guessing.

 I am a Tech Career Strategist and Speaker focused on AI, leadership, and the future of work.

I didn’t plan to work in career strategy.

I just kept noticing the same thing in tech: people doing everything right and still not moving forward. Promotions stalled. Roles changed. New tools came in, and clarity went out.

So I started talking about what actually makes a difference when careers and teams are under pressure.

Before building my own work, I spent years inside complex tech environments, including roles at Harvard University and Amazon. I saw firsthand how careers stall, promotions break, and AI adoption struggles — not because people aren’t capable, but because clarity and ownership are missing.

Today, I help engineers, analysts, and technical professionals transition into PMP, PM, and leadership roles—so they can land high-impact jobs with confidence.

With experience at Amazon and a PMP background, I specialize in helping technical talent move from execution to leadership without starting over.

My insights have been featured in The Wall Street Journal, Business Insider, and LinkedIn News, and I’ve partnered with career and AI platforms supporting professionals through reinvention, growth, and leadership in the AI era.

📩 For speaking engagements, brand partnerships, and collaborations:
elvicaperonis@reinvent-yourself.org

For discovery Calls: https://calendly.com/d/cngg-jpp-4dr

Elvi Caperonis

I believe your blessings are on the way. 

I've learned that nothing you build with faith is ever wasted.

May this month of March and this Bible verse meet you exactly where you are today.

Say "Amen" if you believe it.

Elvi Caperonis, PMP®✨

Technical Program Manager & Tech Career Coach | PMP® | Helping Engineers & Techies Transition into PM/TPM Roles | Leadership, AI & the Future of Work | Ex-Amazon, Harvard University

I used to take rejection very personally.

Every “no” felt like proof of something:
Maybe I wasn’t ready.
Maybe I wasn’t good enough.
Maybe I had overestimated myself.

It’s hard not to go there.

But after going through enough rejections, jobs, opportunities, even clients... I started to notice something.

The roles I didn’t get weren’t the ones I actually needed.

The teams that passed on me weren’t the ones where I would have grown.

Now, a big part of the work I do is helping professionals rebuild their confidence after a “no", and position themselves for something that actually fits.

Not just something that’s available.

PS: Have you ever been turned down for something… and later realized it worked in your favor?

Dear Hiring Managers & Recruiters,

It’s 2026.
We can send a rover to Mars,
use AI to write code,
and 3D-print a house in 24 hours.

But for some reason…
we still can’t put the salary in job ads.

Here’s the thing:
💡 Job seekers shouldn’t have to guess if a role can cover their bills.
💡 Salary transparency saves everyone time.
💡 It builds trust between employer and candidate before the first interview.

Every week, I hear from professionals who:
→ Spend hours applying to “dream jobs” only to find the pay is far below market.
→ Get ghosted after asking about salary.
→ Feel undervalued because pay is treated like a secret.

Putting the salary in the job posting isn’t just “nice to have.”
It’s respect. It’s equity. It’s the future of hiring.

So let’s normalize it.
Post the salary. Every time.

PS: Share this if you agree. Should the salary always be in the job ads?

Developer Advocate & Founder @ ML Data | Data Science & AI Content Creator

I didn't write my first line of code until I was 26. Now I get sponsored by companies like Anthropic, Amazon and IBM to create coding videos as a tech content creator.

My career path has been anything but linear - finance analyst to consultant to data scientist to full-time content creator. At each stop, I felt like I was starting over, but those diverse experiences became my superpower. My finance background taught me business fundamentals, consulting showed me how to solve complex problems, and data science gave me technical skills. 

When I combined all three and took the leap into content creation and developer advocacy, companies started paying attention.

Now I help others navigate their own career transitions by sharing what I've learned across industries and roles.

When I'm not creating content, you'll find me exploring running, playing pickleball or cuddling with my fur babies, Belle and Lola.

I'm always excited to connect with fellow career changers or anyone building something interesting. Feel free to reach out at megan@thedriveagency.co or send me a message here on LinkedIn 👋

Megan Lieu

IBM just announced they’re tripling entry-level hiring in the US this year.

I break down why this actually makes so much business sense, and why I think more companies are about to follow IBM’s lead in this video 👇

Do you think we’ll be seeing the comeback of entry-level tech jobs this year? 🤔

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