AI phone agents for high-volume call centers.

VC-backed machine learning platform for advanced geospatial data labeling. Linear Logic's platform is optimized for the ease of experimentation with a bold focus on AI explainability.

Developed initial credit card processor integration with Mastercard, designed production architecture on GCP, hired founding engineering team. Led external communications with major trade associations such as the National Association of Realtors. Employee #1.Raised $1.5M before joining, $7M after joining as the first technical team member.Backed by Eniac Ventures, Mastercard, Soma Capital, GFC, SoFi, Y Combinator, Montage Ventures, and many more.

Pebble offers you 5% APY on your balance and 5% cash back on your spending. We're building a revolutionary new financial infrastructure where the customer benefits, not the outdated big banks.Torrey built Pebble's entire iOS & Android app lineup. The groundbreaking mobile apps make use of advanced native animations, secure transmission and storage of sensitive PII, in-house KYC / identity verification, and more.Additionally, Torrey is leading advanced growth engineering and user feedback-driven product shipping at Pebble, all while one-on-one video onboarding customers onto our platform.Pebble is backed by Y Combinator, Lightshed Ventures, Eniac Ventures, Global Founders Capital, Soma Capital, East Ventures, LD Capital, lead singer of Muse Matthew Bellamy, NFL superstar Odell Beckham Jr., and more than 45+ other funds and angels.

Built product features for the iOS app in Swift, led backend overhaul of Serverless Express app in Node on AWS. Sidechat / Yik Yak.

Developed Jeti’s mobile app and backend infrastructure from the ground up. Design, branding, and marketing prowess led to Jeti's "Early Access" growth to over 30,000 users within two months of launching. Successfully raised pre-seed investment to scale the company to over 25 employees between engineering and marketing. Managed multiple department heads within the company throughout operations, engineering, product, and marketing.

Provided customer-facing network support to tenants of MDU properties within the Single Digits portfolio. Troubleshooting enterprise-grade network switches (Aruba, TP-Link), installed and remotely managed bare-metal servers (HP, Dell, Supermicro), configured ESXI VMs, and worked regularly with fiber-optic networks. Regularly handled difficult customer service situations with a high-level of professionalism.

Led a team of software engineers for a New York City-based financial technology startup, Grapevine. While working for Grapevine, I was immersed in the financial industry and worked regularly with regional Federal Reserve banks, securities exchanges, clearing firms, and financial data providers. In 2021, we began work on an Ethereum based ERC-721 token on which in-app collectibles and rewards would be based.

Handled tenant-facing operations and sales for a high-end MDU housing property in Columbus, Ohio. Interacted with potential and existing residential tenants by showing the property, answering questions, and negotiating lease terms. Exceled in the highly sales-oriented and goal-driven workplace while developing applications for Edwards that automated operations, saving 6 weeks in labor annually.

While working at Helly Hansen, a high-end outerwear company, Torrey was the number one retail sales associate in North America by revenue.

At the age of 12, I built and scaled the largest Minecraft server in the world for 2 years in a row. I had over half a million members, $130k+ ARR, and hundreds of community moderators/admins– all in seventh grade. VaultCraft, and the other two largest servers in the space, all had a problem– we couldn't grow to over 1,100 concurrent players online simultaneously due to hardware limitations. I saw developments with load balancer technology over at AWS and thought– what if we could do the same? So we did.No longer limited by a single machine's processing power, we were the only server able to grow from 1,100 concurrent players to 10,000 within an hour. Today, this software has been open-sourced and is referred to as "Bungeecord."

In fifth grade, my parents bought me a Mac Mini. As a huge Formula 1 fan, one of the first things I did was search for "F1 merch." Turned out it was very difficult to buy in the U.S. So, I made "formulaonestore.com," listing like-new or better items from eBay on a simple HTML site. When an order was placed, I'd place an order on eBay and ship the item directly to the customer.