Making Quilt Data the Reconciliation Hub for the Modern Data Stack

1. Designed and evangelized "Opera House" architecture to integrate Salesforce and NetSuite using Modern Data Stack technologies (replacing legacy point-to-point Celigo synchronizations)2. Evaluated and configured a next-generation Business Data Lakehouse using DataBricks, FiveTran, Hightouch, and Quilt Data.3. Built out and managed a complete end-to-end mission-critical data pipeline in 30 days, integrating IoT device availability with NetSuite customer records to generate customized Box impact files that were distributed via Marketo directly to Salesforce Contacts.4. Developed and open-sourced a high-level declarative pipeline language (https://github.com/TheSwanFactory/cqml) that uses YAML data structures to abstractly specify semantics across PySpark, DataBricks SQL, Quilt packages, and Box APIs.5. Built end-to-end closed-cycle workflow enabling Operations to easily ingest, process, and diagnose devices in Google Sheets with status automatically updated in Salesforce and NetSuite.

* Designed and ran onboarding process enabling engineers to be productive their first day on the job* Migrated all financial data from QuickBooks to NetSuite in just four weeks* Managed Google Apps, GitHub, Slack, Confluence and other enterprise systems* Designed and implemented RAML-based API documentation and testing for Golang* Implemented Go APIs to automate customer onboarding from NetSuite to our SAAS* Drove design, documentation, and launch of our NetSuite-based CRM

Empowering founders to execute on their vision and values via:• Mentoring and Leadership Development• Launch Planning and Execution• Product Strategy and Requirements• Organizational Structure and Process Design• Experience Design and Customer Development

* Designed, Evangelized and Implemented first company-wide Initiative Review Process* Organized, Executed, and Delivered a coordinated product development effort to establish Matterport as the dominant technology company at the Inman SF 2015 Real Estate conference* Developed a comprehensive Platform Roadmap spanning Publishing, Media, and Commerce.

In only 70 days, from a standing start:* Learned, designed, and built an app using Node.js, CoffeeScript & Reactive-Coffee* Recruited and managed a global team of consultants and volunteers* Recorded dozens of hours of remote pair-programming sessions* Developed and shipped a complete single-page web app* Delivered the first new paradigm for learning programming in 20 yearsOur first app cost $20,000 cash and roughly six person-months of effort.During the final launch in December 2014, I led a team including:- one full-time paid developer- one full-time paid social media manager- two part-time paid writers (5-8 hours per week)- one volunteer tech writer (10-20 hours per week)- two volunteer web masters (5-10 hours per week)

Built and managed technology platforms to amplify the reach of Apple's Technology and Design Evangelists.WWDC Intranet* Proposed a custom web application to replace legacy off-the-shelf software for managing sessions, speakers, and scheduling for Apple's World Wide Developer Conference in 2014* Single-handedly designed, architected, and developed the application in three months using Ruby on Rails 4, PostgreSQL, and Capistrano on an internal cloud platform* Performed continuous delivery of new features and around-the-clock support for both planning and running the conference* Worked closely with the designers responsible for our Human Interface Guidelines to ensure the user interface, functionality, and workflows matched Apple's standards of excellence* Integrated Kerberos single-sign on and LDAP authorization in compliance with Apple's InfoSec policies* Exported staffing and scheduling information via JSON web services for use in ticketing, attendee displays, and the WWDC iOS app.* Added expiring announcements, user profiles, secure information hiding, calendar export, asset requests & tracking, and email integration Jive Developer Forums* Articulated vision, policies, and roadmap for Apple's Developer Forums and mailing lists* Managed and moderated forums, including building alliances with frequent posters* Setup and configured new forums, including integration with custom LDAP groups * Researched and initiated technology migration from Jive 2.6 to Jive 6, including project planning and budgeting in coordination with Apple's internal IS&T organization

Responsible for initiating, managing, and marketing Apple's Open Source strategy and UNIX positioning, helping establish Mac OS X as the most popular UNIX distribution and Apple as the highest-volume Open Source computer vendorProduct Management:* Spearheaded the first Darwin Open Source Release* Developed licenses, policies, and procedures for using and releasing Open Source* Drove or wrote all the positioning and launch materials for Mac OS X Server 1.0* Product Manager for all Apple Developer Platforms from 2000-2002 ** Project Builder ** Java Runtime Environment for the Mac ** WebObjects 5 for Java* Product Manager for HPC and the Xgrid distributed computing environment* Wrote annual white papers on UNIX, Open Source, and Open Standards for Mac OS X* Co-authored Apple's podcasting extensions to RSS for iTunes indexing* Hosted the first cross-functional discussions of Agile methodologies inside Apple* Liason to Apple's Advanced Computation Group for high-throughput processing initiatives* Worked myself out of a job by eliminating the threat of desktop LinuxDevelopment Projects:* Wrote the first version of Process Viewer in 1999 (the ancestor of Activity Viewer)* Helped persuade David Heinemeir Hansson to adopt RESTful routes in Rails* Introduced and demonstrated Ruby on Rails to Apple Engineering* Wrote first MacRuby implementation of Grand Central Dispatch, both the low-level C shim and the high-level Ruby convenience classes* Wrote the shipping 'xgridctl' for managing and moderating Xgrid clusters

I spent my first year as one of the first four Ph.D. associates in North America, and my second year working with John Kopeck on the BCG/HOLT valuation model, helping companies understand and manage shareholder value.

Co-Founder and President. Drew up charter to organize multiple independent groups into a cohesive network. Also ran the USENET vote to create comp.sys.next.advocacy as part of a general restructuring.