Marshall Cline is a Market Engineering at Oculus VR at Oculus VR. He possess expertise in c++, software development, software engineering, agile methodologies, software design and 23 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "I have had the enjoyment of working closely with Marshall Cline during his tenure at Gaikai, with him helping to lead product engineering, both pre and post-acquisition by Sony Computer Entertainment. Marshall’s capabilities are numerous: the ability to communicate fluidly with a wide variety of stakeholders (from non-technical executives to in-the-trenches programmers and others in between), the ability to grasp the big picture quickly to distill it into digestible development chunks, top software architecture and design skills and a world-class understanding of the nuances of code implementations for complex systems. These skills and more helped organize both our teams and the engineering delivery around key Gaikai engagements like Samsung, LG Electronics, Electronic Arts and other (unannounced) partners. The value of these engagements dramatically increased the company’s reach and growth trajectory. These projects, as well as others in Marshall’s distinguished project history, have been the first of their kind anywhere in the world. His knowledge and energy at Gaikai helped form the basis for the first organized partner processes, SDK and documentation packages, as well as the related learnings from which we are still benefiting today. I am super supportive of Marshall’s efforts along any path he takes in his career and I look forward to seeing Marshall’s future impact on the world of VR." and "Marshall possesses a unique combination of excellent leadership and business skills coupled with world-class technical skills. This gives him the skills to assess any situation from multiple perspectives, propose and sell his colleagues on solutions that balance all of the important factors and then lead the implementation of the solution. It is a pleasure working with Marshall due to his passion for innovation, his very strong communication skills, and his ability to build and mentor strong teams. Besides working together, Marshall and I co-authored the C++ FAQ book and that experience demonstrated his ability to communicate complex technical topics in a way that was easy to understand by both expert and non-expert programmers."