Solution Architect, EV Connect (4/2019 - 10/2019)Defined subscription commerce platform architecture, , built functional prototypes, and conducted partner comparisons on Recurly, Stripe, Vindicia, Zuora, and Braintree. Built functional API gateway prototypes using AWS API Gateway, Kong, and Ambassador to front microservices running under Kubernetes on AWS.Enterprise Architect, Crackle Plus (7/2019 - 8/2019)Reviewed existing enterprise architecture and defined migration plan and partnerships necessary to eliminate inter-divisional dependencies and reduce cost.

Beachbody is the company behind the most popular in-home fitness products, such as P90X, Insanity, and 21 Day Fix. Beachbody On Demand is a top-10 worldwide streaming service delivering in-home fitness videos to more than a million subscribers on web, iOS, Android, Apple TV, Roku, and Amazon Fire platforms. Accomplishments• Delivered next-generation subscription e-commerce and CRM platform, featuring Shopify Plus, Recurly, AWS Cognito, Zendesk, Tealium, and Salesforce Marketing Cloud, integrated with core on demand stack• Transformed technology stack from monolithic datacenter-bound Wordpress with third party device apps to a modern AWS stack with headless CMS, Node and Python microservices, and React web app, alongside native applications on Apple, Android, FireTV, and Roku. New stack included a flexible services layer, reducing reliance on legacy enterprise systems and allowing migration to modern commerce platform.• Launched several video player advancements, including live, modifiers, alternative audio, and multi-CDN support, as well as serverless real-time video event services.

Head of Media and Entertainment Services, Prodea (4/2015 - 12/2015)Product definition and development of media and entertainment services for Prodea's Internet of Things (IoT) platform.Consulting CTO, Kennetix (2/2015 – 12/2015)Deliver Ruby on Rails web experience and RESTful APIs that power a revolutionary new fitness business.Consulting CTO, Onyx (12/2014 – 12/2015)Define the technology infrastructure, platform, partnerships, team, and costs for early-stage start-up SVOD venture.Business and Corporate Development Consultant, Kannuu (9/2014 – 4/2015)Established OTT relationships for privately-held entertainment discovery platform.Business Development Partner, Kinduct (10/2014 – 10/2015)Establish relationships for privately-held health, fitness and sport performance management platform.

The Rovi Entertainment Store provided the digital movie and TV technology, content, and services for more than a dozen major retailers such as Best Buy, Target, and Flixster. As VP Engineering, Rovi Entertainment Store (RES):• Managed 130-person agile engineering team delivering web services, device and web apps• Led performance testing, optimization, and stability improvements• Maintained substantial web services, web, and embedded application suite servicing more than a dozen storefronts across hundreds of device models.• Launched TargetTicket on web, iOS, Android, Xbox, Samsung, LG, Roku, Toshiba, PanasonicReliance Majestic Holdings (RMH) acquired RES from Rovi in September 2013. As SVP and GM of RMH:• Formulated re-launch strategy• Redefined commercial terms for retailers and OEMs• Established commercial terms for new partnerships.• Maintained steady state operation while reducing operating costs by more than 50%

Business Operations Consultant, Rovi Entertainment Store (4/2012 – 11/2012)Established mechanisms to identify and eliminate technical problems with the Rovi Entertainment Store. TV Everywhere Program Manager, Ovation TV (3/2012 – 11/2012)Managed introduction of digital asset management, content management, and content distribution systems.VP Engineering, Digiboo (10/2011-11/2012)Led engineering team to expand product, deliver movies and TV episodes from kiosk to Android and iOS via WiFi.

Blockbuster acquired Movielink in August, 2007. DISH acquired Blockbuster in March, 2011.Senior Vice President and General Manager, Blockbuster On Demand, 2009 – 2011Senior Vice President, Engineering and Operations, Blockbuster Digital Solutions, 2007 – 2009• Defined architecture and led delivery of Blockbuster On Demand into major Consumer Electronics brands• Launched Blockbuster On Demand with 15 partners on more than 150 connected Blu-ray players and TV models. • Product and P&L responsibility for computing and CE categories.• Responsible for supply chain and product marketing functions across all digital categories.• Defined and delivered Blockbuster’s first multi-channel consumer offers.• Developed KPIs, reduced operating costs, and refined launch methodologies, leading to margin-positive business and 300% revenue increase over four years

Movielink was an online digital movie service offering U.S. broadband customers an extensive selection of new release and library films. A joint-venture by five major motion picture studios, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios (MGM), Paramount Pictures, Sony Pictures Entertainment, Universal Studios, and Warner Bros., the service launched in November, 2002.• Managed 70-person engineering, operations, and IT department• Defined architecture and led delivery of Movielink CDN• Reduced managed operating costs by more than 50% while maintaining service levels• Delivered operational support systems necessary to scale the business efficiently• Delivered service to 10 retail partners as well as Akimbo and AT&T Homezone set-top boxes, and Intel ViiV platform

Intertainer delivered movies, music videos, and television programs on-demand to televisions via digital cable networks, and PC’s and via broadband IP networks. Strategic partners included Comcast, Intel, Microsoft, NBC, Qwest, and Sony.• Founded and managed operations group of 80 spanning 24/7 NOC, hardware and network engineering, customer service, program management, quality assurance, and technical documentation• Conducted consumer trials with multiple service providers including some of the earliest Comcast and Qwest broadband installations• Built connected device certification lab, established strategic relationships with connected device manufacturers