Ross Wright Email & Phone Number

Centerville, TX, US

Investor-backed crypto infrastructure startup.

Alpharetta, GA, US

Mentor and Co-dev lead a.NET development team on a Blazor WASM website with ASP.NET and SQL Server backend for a data warehouse storing all the warnings, tickets and collision reports for South Carolina DPS. My independent development focus was on general UI/API/DB for managing access to the warehouse for interactive users and api integrations, data-level.

Katy, Texas, US

Building, maintaining and continually enhancing an internal data warehouse and engineering modeling application around Fracking treatment projection. The project is built using Blazor WASM, ASP.NET, SQL Server and deployed to Azure PAAS.

Centerville, Texas, US

Pross Co is my private technology company I have operated continuously since 2013. Over the years I have provided clients with all level of development services from Fractional CTO down to individual contribution on challenging projects - whatever my clients need.I am specialized in the current generation of.NET Mobile and Web technologies (Maui, Blazor.

Mountain View, CA, US

Started as a Fractional CTO, quickly transitioned into a full-time exclusive role. Reduced technology spend by 50% in the first year and built an in-house team of 22 software developers, testers, designers and data scientists from scratch, releasing multiple web, hybrid mobile and Alexa products and releases using the Blazor / Asp.NET/ SQL Server / Azure.

Austin, TX, US

I co-founded Fancy Awesome originally as a custom software development shop and found traction in a niche around B2C consumer retail websites and SEM optimization. Built and ran a small team of 4 developers for client projects while serving as Fractional CTO to various clients mostly in retail and health-adjacent spaces.

College Station, Texas, US

Led development of a critical project with fast turn-around in the animal husbandry space.

Austin, Texas, US

Odd gig... was hired by the development manager who was looking for a CTO because he didn't want the role. After about a year of working with him and the team, I was offered the full-time CTO position. I turned down the position and convinced leadership the best candidate for CTO going forward was actually the development manager who hired me. He.

Was approached by a non-technical founder with a great idea at a networking event. We worked to develop proof-of-concepts, a product roadmap and budget to compete for funding. Won a regional accelerator contest and faired well at the national level, but ultimately did not secure sufficient funding.

Sandpoint, ID, US

As the first CTO of uQontrol, I assembled and led a small team of developers to create the proof-of-concept windows desktop software platform for the prototype qKey. It was basically just a smart USB drive back then. While providing day-to-day technical leadership to the team, I worked closely with the CEO and CFO to prepare product roadmaps, development.

College Station, Texas, US

As president and principal consultant for FrogSlayer Software and later as COO of FrogSlayer LLC, I've worn all the hats. I was responsible for marketing, sales, operations, production, training, recruitment, etc. I basically had a team that varied from 1-30 developers, testers, artists, writers and consultants that I directed day to day. And to be frank.

San Francisco, CA, US

Hired, managed and served a architect and developer for the initial windows desktop app, web app and Vericore terminal integration for LifeNexus iChip.

Dublin, IE

Lead architect and developer on Weatherford's Verge project, a comprehensive production surveillance solution. This was a.NET WinForms desktop platform with a plug-in architecture that could hook up to arbitrary database schemas, process data through a user-programmable vector calculation engine and display data in various formats via the plug-ins.

Houston, Texas, US

Principal developer and architect on the Desktop Navigator product team from the initial prototypes up through the final released version. This was Landmark Graphics' first product built on Microsoft.NET. Also, senior developer on DSS team, developing C++ with STL, MFC and old school Win32 and GDI

San Jose, California, US

At BindView (acquired by Symantec) I built an small development team to deliver deployment solutions for all of BindView’s products in a time-critical environment. This unique experience gave me experience interviewing and evaluating candidates and mentoring new team members.

San Diego, California, US

This position allowed for independent “big R” research where we were encouraged to think far out the box. In order to build prototype software, and sometimes hardware, I was required to research varied technologies relating to secondary storage and audio compression.

Ms, Computer Science

Bs, Computer Science, Mathematics