Greg Lavender Email & Phone Number

Kirkland, Wa, Us

Santa Clara, California, Us

Executive Vice President, Corporate CTO responsible for Intel Labs, Intel Federal, Software & Advanced Technology Group and Global IT & Infosec.

Santa Clara, California, Us

Corporate CTO and SVP/GM of Intel's new Software & Advanced Technology Group. This group will drive Intel’s unified vision for software, ensuring it enables a powerful competitive differentiator for the company. As CTO, I am also responsible for driving Intel’s technical innovation and research programs, including Intel Labs.

Austin, Texas, Us

Blacksburg, Va, Us

Palo Alto, Ca, Us

Led the Office of the CTO at VMware. I was also the senior executive sponsor for our Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG) initiatives, and our 2030 Agenda, which is led by Nicola Acutt, VP of ESG in the Office of the CTO.

Palo Alto, Ca, Us

I created the Cloud Architecture practice in the Office of the CTO. This team is now led by Emad Benjamin. This team partners closely with VMware R&D business units and with selected VMware customers to assist them with their multi-cloud strategy and the Application and System Architectures that are required to enable their digital transformations using multiple cloud platforms.

Blacksburg, Va, Us

New York, New York, Us

Managing Director in the Office of the CTO leading the Cloud Architecture and Technology Engineering (CATE) R&D organization providing global enterprise-wide and data center server, storage, networking, virtualization, security, big data, virtual desktop, converged voice & video, mobile/BYOD, elastic compute, virtual networking and scale-out storage for Citi's software-defined global private cloud (CitiCloud) enabling truly global financial services.

San Jose, Ca, Us

Technically hands-on network software engineering VP leading a large global engineering team developing Cisco's platform independent networking protocol software for IOS and NX-OS, and leading design and engineering of the next generation virtualized embedded network OS providing a scalable multi-core control plane for enterprise, data center and service provider network switches and routers.

Palo Alto, Ca, Us

VP of Engineering responsible for leading the development of a highly scalable, reliable and secure multi-core virtualized server operating system for the next generation Solaris operating system (i.e., OpenSolaris and Solaris 11) at Sun and then at Oracle after the acquisition.

Palo Alto, Ca, Us

Senior Director of Engineering for Solaris/OpenSolaris Kernel Services, Networking and Infiniband operating system technologies for multi-core system virtualization, high performance computing (HPC), cloud computing, and low-latency, high bandwidth data center networking and storage technology.

Palo Alto, Ca, Us

Led Sun funded university R&D projects on advanced networking and operating systems software, including virtualization of multi-core systems and network virtualization.

Palo Alto, Ca, Us

CTO for the Network Identity, Messaging, and Portal Software Division consisting of 450 engineering staff. Senior Director of Engineering for Sun's Internet Directory product line. Led product development and managed a 150 person software engineering team distributed across multiple sites in the US, Europe and Asia.

Stanford, Ca, Us

Taught a computer science course on advanced functional programming to graduate and undergraduate students using Haskell, while also working full-time at Sun Microsystems.

Austin, Tx, Us

Faculty member and Associate Chairman for Academics in the Department of Computer Sciences. Taught undergraduate and graduate courses on concurrent object-oriented programming, modern programming language theory, design and implementation. Supervised undergraduate and graduate research in networked and distributed computing systems, specializing in concurrent distributed systems, network protocols, end-to-end systems security, scalable & reliable servers, and system virtualization for multi-core architectures.

Austin, Tx, Us

Adjunct faculty member in Computer Science for a period of 10 years, regularly teaching every semester both undergraduate and/or graduate courses part-time while working full-time in the computer software industry. Also supervised over 30 undergraduate honors theses, master's degree theses, and PhD dissertations. Introduced and taught the first object-oriented programming course in the curriculum first in C++ then later in C++ and Java.

VP for one of two Internet software products business units. Technically innovative and leading commerical software company specializing in service provider scale SMTP, POP, IMAP, and LDAP server products. Acquired by Sun Microsystems.

Co-founder of an Internet software venture. Acquired by Innosoft International. Commercialized early LDAPv3 directory servers, proxy servers, and SDKs.

Hampton, Middlesex, Gb

Co-founder of an open source Internet software consortium. Pioneered X.500 and LDAP directory protocols and implementation on symmetric multiprocessor RISC architectures using Internet and OSI protocols.

Member of the Technical Research staff of the Networking and Distributed Systems Laboratory doing advanced R&D on concurrent object-oriented virtual machines, network protocols, and distributed systems.

Consulting network engineer during my graduate studies implementing various IETF, ISO and ITU network protocols. Designed and implemented standard communication protocols and specialized secure networked systems for various US Government agencies.

Friedrichshafen, Baden-Württemberg, De

Network software engineer implementing TCP/IP, X.25, HDLC, and other ISO/OSI and ITU network protocols during the early Internet era.

Ph.D., Computer Science (Networking & Distributed Systems)

M.S., Computer Science (Software Engineering)

B.S., Magna Cum Laude, Computer Science (Applied Mathematics)