Ray Kuo is a Co-Founder at Stealth. He possess expertise in perl/cpan, javascript, html5, actionscript, java se and 7 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "Ray is a mentor, a leader, and a pioneer. No matter what he is working on, Ray pushes the team to challenge the status quo and make improvements every step of the way. To him, it is simply not enough to just get the job done. Having worked with Ray for 3 years, I can vouch for his extensive knowledge and experience and insatiable thirst for learning. Whenever I ran into an issue, he would always come back with a solution or a suggestion. But perhaps more importantly, Ray leads with empathy and humility. Eager to help others, his impact spans across departments and levels.", "In my 20 years as a Quality Engineer, Ray was one of the few Engineers that made my job extremely difficult. To understand why, you must first know this: Code reviews, unit tests, bugs...what do all of these have in common? Many engineers and team leads view them as a necessary evil. Not Ray. Ray is passionate about every piece of the development cycle. He would never just "throw" code over the wall to QA, and he doesn't allow it from his team members either. No task is beneath him, he leads by example, and he takes complete ownership of any project he works on. So why did Ray make my job so difficult? Finding issues that a customer might run into was almost impossible. The quality of the code that Ray delivered was some of the best I've ever seen in my career. However, even that wasn't enough for Ray. When tasked with complicated problems to solve, he came up with rollout plans, rollback plans, and ensured that every detail was accounted for.", and "When is something “Done”? It’s not when the feature goes to QA, it's not when we close the ticket, it’s not when it’s shipped to production. It’s our duty as developers to continue to monitor the health of a feature well after release and own any bugs that come out of it. This was a lesson Ray taught me years ago in a one on one and it has stuck with me ever since. Ray has a sharp eye for spotting edge cases, passionate about improving code quality and an excellent team lead on both new projects and mature systems."