Alex Schillinger

Principal Engineer at Target

Alex Schillinger has a diverse work experience in the technology field. They began their career at the University of Minnesota Genomics Center, where they served as a Clerical Student Assistant, handling financial and private data and maintaining database records. They then joined Best Buy as a Web Engineer/Ops Intern, collaborating with a team on a full-stack project and implementing a secure cloud object store. They continued at Best Buy as an Associate Digital Engineer, contributing to virtualization engineering efforts and mentoring interns on security features. After that, they became a Digital Engineer, developing platform libraries and applications for BestBuy.com. Following their time at Best Buy, they joined Target as a Senior Software Engineer, progressing to the role of Lead Engineer and currently serving as a Principal Engineer.

Alex Schillinger earned a Bachelor of Science (BS) in Computer Science from the University of Minnesota from 2012 to 2015.

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Minneapolis, United States

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Target

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Target was founded by George Draper Dayton as the "Dayton Dry Goods Company" in 1902. Before their first store front opened in 1962, they had considered more than 200 names and in an effort to embrace a goal of "hitting the center bulls-eye" with consumer needs, they envisioned a "Target" with the infamous red and white colors. This would go on to be the named used for their first Target store opening. Today, they are one of the largest general merchandise retailers in America. Target is very unique in terms of how they curate their products for customers. They want to make sure that they are providing customers with what they want and need. They carefully select every national or only-at-Target item sold in their stores and occasionally, they will partner with a designer, brand, limited edited collection, or other popular brands to better highlight the collection and goods they offer. Target has more than 45 private labels to choose from including from well-known names such as A New Day, Kona Sol, All in Motion, Made By Design, Art Class, Market Pantry, Auden, AVA & VIV, More Than Magic, Boots & Barkley, Opalhouse, Brightroom, Open Story, Original Use, Casaluna, Pillowfort, and many more. Overall, they sell a large variety of merchandise including Food & beverages, Apparel & accessories, Baby, Household essentials, Home decor, Furniture, Patio & Garden, Kitchen & dining, Toys, Electronics, and others. They make sure to customize the clothing and households to the neighborhood and local area.


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