Experience

UNDoctored Solutions

• United States
• Education
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Founder, The UNDoctor

  • Jan 2022 - Present

  Reversing Sleep Apnea, One Breath at a Time! Reversing Sleep Apnea, One Breath at a Time!



Gluty S. Maximus (Self-Employed)

• San Francisco Bay Area

• Strength Coach

  • Aug 2018 - Dec 2021

  I even trained my MOM! That's her pulling a $#load off the ground. https://youtube.com/shorts/SQ1BwkBt3cE I even trained my MOM! That's her pulling a $#load off the ground. https://youtube.com/shorts/SQ1BwkBt3cE



Numus Capital

• United States
• Financial Services

• Founding Partner

  • Sep 2017 - Feb 2020

  This was an interesting experience. I ended up working, in terms of time spent, for the SEC and FINRA. Not fun. The asset class was unregistered with brought all kinds of fun. This was an interesting experience. I ended up working, in terms of time spent, for the SEC and FINRA. Not fun. The asset class was unregistered with brought all kinds of fun.



Robin.io, A Rakuten Symphony Company

• United States
• Software Development
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Advisory Board Member

  • Oct 2015 - 2019



Pristine Consulting, LLC

• Principal

  • Sep 2016 - Sep 2017



RH

• United States
• Design Services
• 700 & Above Employee

• Sr. Director, Technical Operations

  • Jun 2015 - Sep 2016



Walmart

• United States
• Retail
• 700 & Above Employee

• Director Operations @WalmartLabs

  • May 2011 - May 2015

  @WalmartLabs is redefining eCommerce for Walmart. I lead the associates who build and operate the infrastructure for a world-class Internet start-up inside the world’s largest retailer. As an original member of @WalmartLabs we've also helped to bring about a mighty change within Walmart eCommerce, shifting the image and culture to be more like a true Internet company, taking technological risks, breaking new ground, and innovating. @WalmartLabs is redefining eCommerce for Walmart. I lead the associates who build and operate the infrastructure for a world-class Internet start-up inside the world’s largest retailer. As an original member of @WalmartLabs we've also helped to bring about a mighty change within Walmart eCommerce, shifting the image and culture to be more like a true Internet company, taking technological risks, breaking new ground, and innovating.



Kosmix

• Technology, Information and Internet
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Director of Operations

  • Jun 2005 - May 2011

  As the first technical operations hire in for Kosmix, I built the infrastructure for a top 100 site, serving 20M monthly visitors, from the ground up. Kosmix was acquired by Walmart in May 2011, and @WalmartLabs was born. As the first technical operations hire in for Kosmix, I built the infrastructure for a top 100 site, serving 20M monthly visitors, from the ground up. Kosmix was acquired by Walmart in May 2011, and @WalmartLabs was born.



NetSuite

• United States
• Software Development
• 700 & Above Employee

• Sr. Linux Administrator

  • 2004 - 2005

  From archival backup strategy, to primary database storage, to front-end load balancers, at NetSuite, I did it all while scaling the infrastructure of the world's leading SaaS platform to run a business. From archival backup strategy, to primary database storage, to front-end load balancers, at NetSuite, I did it all while scaling the infrastructure of the world's leading SaaS platform to run a business.



Responsys

• Software Development
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Manager Operations

  • 2000 - 2004

  At Responsys I drove significant savings through the consolidation of multiple data centers and the complete production migration from Windows to Linux. I also built the infrastructure to accommodate over 1 billion emails per month. At Responsys I drove significant savings through the consolidation of multiple data centers and the complete production migration from Windows to Linux. I also built the infrastructure to accommodate over 1 billion emails per month.



PwC

• Professional Services
• 700 & Above Employee

• Tax Consultant

  • 1999 - 2000

  The education in accounting was great. I got to work on the HP/Agilent spinoff, but the career was not for me. Leaving public accounting and going into technology was the right move, hands down. This aspect of my background brings a business acumen that most technologists have to learn later on, but never do well. The education in accounting was great. I got to work on the HP/Agilent spinoff, but the career was not for me. Leaving public accounting and going into technology was the right move, hands down. This aspect of my background brings a business acumen that most technologists have to learn later on, but never do well.