Andy Grignon Email & Phone Number

Roseville, CA, US

Bentonville, Arkansas, US

Leading the NextGen Strategic Exploration Group: a high impact team with a direct connection to the C-suite redefining moonshots. We utilize data and experimentation to identify and de-risk high reward initiatives across a broad set of business goals focused on computer vision, robotics, AI, identity, crypto, and more. Personally not hiring, but am more.

New York, NY, US

"Banker". jk, this place is 🔥 Sarcasm aside: my team and I are responsible for re-thinking all aspects of money. ATM's, branch technology, new apps... absolutely everything is fair game. If you want to play in a sandbox at a company responsible for $3T in transactions *every day*, and has a relationship with > 50% of US households then let me know. I want.

New York, New York, US

We're a global design firm focused on solving business problems.

Stealth startup building software that changes the way we use mobile devices, computers, tv, and the internet. Over-promise much?

Santa Clara, California, US

Started webOS, led the development of 7 releases. And in the year and a half I was at HP, I actually managed to work on a printer.

Cupertino, California, US

Helped start iPhone. In addition to early prototyping, responsible for the teams that did sw for all the radios (wifi / bluetooth / baseband), validating the custom cpu, and manufacturing line software.

Cupertino, California, US

Worked on several releases of MacOS X. Led the development of iChat AV, contributed to iSight, wrote Dashboard, and worked on a neat project in iPod that never made it to market.

Worked on a new phone OS which ultimately became famous (infamous?) as the software for iPod.

Helped start a new set-top project for @Home, built on Macromedia's Flash, TV Guide, and a Windows CE-based Motorola set-top for AT&T/Comcast. Looking back at that, I don't think it's possible to stuff any more Fail / pain into one sentence.

Cupertino, California, US

Worked on Quicktime Conferencing, and part of the founding team for Quicktime Streaming. Also, helped to define the RTSP protocol (jealous?)

Cupertino, California, US

Researched and built new applications for collaboration and video-conferencing. Also learned how to properly flush money down the toilet on big ideas.