Robert Di Marco is a Engineer at Cursor. He possess expertise in software development, start ups, java, agile methodologies, ruby and 10 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "I've had the pleasure of knowing Rob in several capacities over the past several years. I first came into contact with Rob when he moved to the Philadelphia area, and he quickly assembled and groomed one of the best software development teams in the area. He did this by having very high standards for all of the developers he hired, and he as a unique ability to recognize talent. Later, Rob did consulting work for some of our clients, and he did a fantastic job of not only the day-to-day technical tasks but also was quick to recognize and identify other areas where he would be able to help clients. Lastly, Rob has been a presenter for my Philadelphia Area Java Users Group on a couple different occasions, and both times Rob delivered clear and concise information to a technically diverse audience. I would welcome the opportunity to work with Rob again and give him my highest recommendation. He's a great talent and a tremendous asset to any organization.", "I had the pleasure of working directly with Rob for close to three years in his role as VP of Software Development. Rob is definitely a technology leader that people want to follow. He has a high energy level that is contagious, and often motivated his team through painting a vision of a business opportunity and how it can be met by delivering high quality software. This characteristic is combined with his openness to change and discovery through reading and discussions with others. He respects other people's opinions, knowledge and experiences and helps his team capitalize on their strengths to get the job done.", and "Rob is the kind of manager for which every software developer dreams of working. He drives the vision for how software will drive the company, lays out the game plan, finds the best developers for each project, and let's them do their work. He finds a balance between encouraging developers to explore new technologies while still enabling them to deliver on their immediate goals. It was a pleasure to work for him."