Summary
Marlon Hernandez is a taxonomy strategist at Netflix, where he defines and governs metadata for movies, shows, and games, driving cross-team alignment and ensuring culturally unbiased taxonomies. With a Master of Science in Library and Information Science and a Graduate Academic Certificate in Digital Content Management, he blends information-science rigor with product discovery and metadata governance. His career spans NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, AT&T, and public libraries, bringing deep experience in information and configuration management, digital assets, and workflow tooling. He has hands-on experience with content management systems like OCLC WorldShare and Alfresco, and administers tools such as JIRA, PLM, ILLiad, and Tipasa to support scalable metadata programs. Based in Medford, Oregon, he is also an avid runner and beer enthusiast, bringing practical, user-focused perspective to cross-functional metadata initiatives.
10 years of coding experience