Recent companies include:- FiveBelow.com - Value Retailer - managed 300+ engineers- Holaluz.com (Barcelona) - 100% renewable energy and rooftop solar - Glovoapp.com (Barcelona) - Glovo delivers anything to your doorstep - 350+ engineers- Realtor.com / Move Inc - Real Estate listings - 700+ engineers + support- DescartesLabs.com (Santa Fe) - Platform for satellite imagery analysis- Headspace.com (Santa Monica) - Live a happier, healthier life- AylaNetworks.com - Internet of Things (IoT) Enterprise Software Platform- Freckle.com - Adaptive Learning Software, Y Combinator alums- Ooyala.com - Optimized video solutions‎- Onefootball.com (Berlin) - Editor's Choice Football/Soccer app- OneKingsLane.com - Online marketplace- Ampush.com - Native and Mobile advertising for Facebook, Twitter and more- VerticalResponse.com - Email and Social Media Marketing- Pinpointe.com - Marketing Automation- Yapstone/Rentpayment.com - Online payments- Linqia.com - Social Marketing Platform

IPO in 2011, top valuation $26 billion before acquisition by Microsoft in 2016Managed an outstanding team that delivered numerous features and infrastructure releases week after week. When I joined there were 250 employees in the company with 75 in Engineering. Emphasis on release process, user engagement improvements, web and database performance/scale, page tracking analytics, mobile development, and 3rd party api programs.

IPO in 2012, top valuation $12 billion before acquisition by Thoma Bravo (private equity) in 2021Responsible for the team, process and framework for an industry leading Enterprise Messaging Security product. Anti-spam, virus, regulatory compliance, HIPAA, email encryption, web and ftp filtering. Product delivered on Red Hat, dedicated appliance, Vmware and SaaS/hosted.

Acquired by Juniper Networks (JNPR) in 2005Managed the development of an innovative Web Acceleration appliance to speed up Web content delivery (techniques included: TCP multiplexing, compression and SSL offload). Deployed at many public websites like ESPN.com, Orbitz, ABC News, etc. Responsible for establishing engineering process and feature tempo that propelled the team to the top of the Web Acceleration market. FreeBSD based. Great team!

Worked as a “rent-a-VP” for various Softbank VC and Mohr/Davidow companies. Focused on Solaris/WinNT/Java/JSP/PERL/XML/Oracle development environments. Helped staff initial development teams, establish development processes and day-to-day management www.arzoo.com, www.CargilleVentures.com, www.wetfeet.com, www.wiredcapital.com, and www.finaplex.com .

IPO in 1999, top valuation $2 billion before acquisition by Banco Popular in 2005Responsible for all internal and website development from startup to IPO and beyond. Full service financial website offering home, auto, credit card and co-branding. Launched 5 non-US websites. Solaris/WinNT/Java/PERL/XML development environment. Named one of the “10 hottest CIO’s” by Future/American Banker Magazine (Oct ’99).

Acquired by iManage (NASDAQ: IMAN) in May 1998Managed the development of the industry's first Enterprise Document Management system built on Microsoft Exchange and BackOffice. VC++, COM and DCOM-based architecture. Started in Mayfield Fund office on Sandhill road. iManage was acquired by Interwoven in 2003.

Responsible for Windows-based product development and technical support which included TCP/IP utilities, E-Mail, Internet Web Browser and X11 server. Integrated three separate engineering divisions into one functional organization with an integrated product strategy. Standardized product development methodologies across three geographic locations. Also responsible for all NCD hardware and software (revenue $144 million in '93). Managed ASIC design, board layout and monitor selection for X-terminal products as well as all embedded software and local clients.

Responsible for SunSoft's Windowing and Graphics Platform software better known as OpenWindows. Built a strong, successful team that delivered several leading-edge products. Founding manager of Solaris 2.0 development team (aka SVR4).

IBM Palo Alto Scientific CenterSoftware developer for UNIX device drivers including the floppy diskette and streaming tape. Technical team leader for a group who supported, distributed and marketed IBM 4.2 BSD UNIX to universities.