Raj Kamachee is a Co-Founder and CTO at ChangeUp. He possess expertise in software development, software architecture, management, agile methodologies, software project management and 44 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "Raj was a key partner at Team Rubicon, with the vision and grit to lead us through a Digital Transformation with Microsoft at a scale and speed that few non-profits (or companies) experience. The timing of this work was critical to and concurrent with our effort to build a local presence in over 300 cities nationwide. One of my favorite things about Raj is his shared passion for blending leadership and strategy with hands-on problem solving and mentoring. He would meet me at any level of thought and action, whether that was brainstorming about the structure of our departments and the organization or working on a strike team after a disaster. Raj sets high standards and is equally comfortable receiving and delivering on demanding expectations. Los Angeles is an expensive city for tech talent. By patiently investing in teaching, Raj helped to launch the tech careers of several staff members; our work was also a key influence in my shift to experimenting with product management as my next career move. Raj has excellent people skills. His humor and perspective throughout our COVID response kept me motivated. I would work with him again anytime." and "When Raj came to Microsoft to talk to a group of scientists, engineers and project managers, his vision of developing technological tools to help people working in disaster response was so inspiring and motivating that several projects sprung up to help it take shape. Raj is a powerful person, he has strong leadership skills and a keen intelligence. I worked on developing artificial intelligence solutions with him, and for my team and I, this work was extremely engaging and rewarding. Why? Because Raj had a well-defined roadmap, a strategy for how technology could help elevate Team Rubicon's mission of helping people. Technology changes rapidly, and it is often hard for humanitarian organizations to take advantage of it. Raj sees where technology is headed, and intersects it with real-world needs, and so becomes the type of visionary we need. I look forward to more collaborations with him."