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Becca Barfuss

Becca Barfuss

Product Manager
Becca Barfuss, CPA, is a Product Manager at Netgain. She received her Masters in Tax and Minor in Information Systems before going to work at Deloitte in their Business Tax Services Department, based in San Jose. She worked with a variety of large to small corporations and VC Partnerships. She started on the implementation team at Netgain, working with a variety of clients and their unique needs. She now enjoys working as a product manager, where she uses her experience with a broad range of companies to help solve how software can best be used for client’s specific use cases.
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