Brian Leonard Email & Phone Number

Menlo Park, CA, US

San Francisco, US

At Airbyte, we are building tools to help people move data. I am leading an organization focused on building connectors, creating tools to help the community build/share connectors, and our AI initiatives. For example, the Airbyte Connector Builder is a no-code approach to building API connectors that has an AI copilot and can contribute to our.

Internet, US

Acquired by Airbyte. I was the CEO and co-founder of Grouparoo, an open source customer data framework that helped synchronize data from data warehouses to business tools used for marketing, sales, and operations.

San Francisco, CA, US

I led the engineering, product, design, and data science teams in building TaskRabbit’s applications and infrastructure. During this time, I defined the company vision and product roadmap as we created a task management network helping everyday people in their everyday lives. We were acquired by IKEA, who helped us bring this to several more countries and.

San Francisco, CA, US

TaskRabbit significantly updated how the service worked. As part of this, I defined the new architecture and led the team to develop completely new APIs, website, and mobile applications. We launched this first in London and then rolled it out everywhere. Overall, we saw a much-improved user experience resulting in large gains in NPS, volume, and revenue.

San Francisco, CA, US

I launched the TaskRabbit site, building it from the ground up with Ruby on Rails. As the team grew, I built and managed it as the VP of Engineering. Over this time period, we grew TaskRabbit from an idea running in Boston to creating a new category across most major cities in the United States.

Cakewalk gave parents (and other caregivers) ideas for easy-to-implement games, projects and activities for young children — because even supermoms and dads need an assist sometimes. I built the iPhone app for parents to look through the ideas as well as the backend that the team used to curate the content.

I created a few iPhone applications that help people navigate transit (subway, bus, rail) systems in Boston, Austin, Houston, and Dallas. The first one was "to a T" which helps the good people of Boston stay out of the cold for a few minutes longer because they know the closest stop.

Armonk, New York, NY, US

The Lotus Notes client is used by 100 million + people. While at IBM, I was part of the large team that made a leap forward in the user experience and competitiveness of the product, as we transitioned the client into an Eclipse-based platform.I was responsible for design and leadership in large functional areas including search, application development.

Armonk, New York, NY, US

At Extreme Blue, I worked with a small team to develop management and job-scheduling techniques for the emerging grid ecosystem. We developed patent-pending techniques for organizations to add workloads to their latent and transient computing resources and still maintain some semblance of control and predictability.

Santa Clara, California, US

The team wanted to move the applications created by the Corporate Quality Networks group within Intel to a consolidated data warehouse for increased stability and reduced redundancy. I designed and implemented a metadata management system to assist the application developers in this normalization. I also formulated the data standards, cleansing techniques.

Munich, DE

The ICN team supports telephone switch installers in the field. At Siemens, I created and managed intranet tools used daily in that role. Notably, I made a searchable documentation application for quickly responding to needs and a task logging system necessary for ISO 9001 compliance.

Mba, High Tech Program

Bs, Computer Engineering