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Rachel Frock

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Director Software Engineering at Findhelp
📍 Austin, Texas, United States

Rachel Frock is an Engineering Director at FindHelp, a public benefit corporation focused on using technology for social good. Her career, which includes roles at Dell and Visa, reflects a deep commitment to community impact and technology. She is a graduate of The University of Texas at Austin.

Outside of work, Rachel is deeply engaged in her community. She serves on the board of Austin Free-Net, promoting digital literacy, and is a City of Austin Technology and Telecommunications Commissioner. She has a history of launching and leading initiatives that support women in the tech industry.

As a fun fact, during her time at The University of Texas at Austin, Rachel marched in the Longhorn band where she played the tuba.

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Experience
9 Years
Current Role
Director Software Engineering
Job Level
Mid-senior
Location
Austin, Texas, United States
Personality Overview

How Rachel shows up

Persuasive
Informal
Assertive

They like to keep things under control. They are more likely to be open to unproven but exciting technologies. They do not mind taking risks and can make hard decisions, if necessary.

Priorities

Topics Rachel cares about

Tech for Good
Her entire career is built around this principle, currently serving as an Engineering Director at FindHelp, a public benefit corporation.
Women in Tech
Co-founded Sogeti Austin’s first Women in Tech group and now co-leads the Women+ Employee Resource Group at FindHelp.
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Career

Work history

5-2024
Director Software Engineering
Findhelp
6-2021 - 5-2024
Software Engineering Manager
Findhelp
1-2020 - 6-2021
Sr. Software Engineer
Visa
9-2018 - 12-2019
Software Developer, Consultant
Dell
8-2016 - 12-2019
Consultant
Sogeti
In the press

Media appearances

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Education
2012 - 2016
Bachelor of Science and Arts
The University of Texas at Austin
Social presence
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Behavioral profile

DISC profile (public)

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Influence (I)

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