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Echeyde Cubillo
CTO @ ACME Technologies Inc. | ticketing/event payment Infrastructure
Echeyde Cubillo is a seasoned professional with a proven track record in co-founding startups and aiding in their rapid growth through the establishment of robust engineering teams and innovative technology solutions. With a remarkable background of achieving three consecutive successful exits to prominent companies like Y!, Alibaba, and Urban Airship within a brief span of 1-2 years each, Echeyde brings a wealth of experience in navigating the intricate startup landscape.
Having amassed extensive experience in large-scale web operations during their tenure at eBay and Yahoo, Echeyde also possesses a profound understanding of mobile software architectures, demonstrating a versatile skill set across various technological domains.
This distinguished individual selectively engages in 1-2 investments per year, favoring established teams operating in high-growth markets with a solid foundation of product traction and reputable co-investors.
Echeyde Cubillo's areas of expertise encompass pioneering new technology ventures, developing consumer and enterprise-oriented web products, and excelling in back-end architecture and end-to-end web application development utilizing Java and contemporary web frameworks. Their academic pursuits include a Master's degree in Computer Sciences and Applied Mathematics from Université Paris Dauphine - PSL.
Having held instrumental roles in renowned organizations such as ACME Technologies Inc., Passtools.com (acquired by Urban Airship), singlefeed (an Alibaba.com company), Yahoo (via Bix acquisition), eBay, dicarta, DoubleClick, and MediaBin, Echeyde's professional journey is characterized by a remarkable ascent through various tech roles, contributing significantly to each organization's technological advancement and growth.
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Impressed on the advanced state of open source AI frameworks. Smart application makers, understanding the value of managing costs, can then price competitively.
“Deja Vu” again after app makers leveraged open source OS and databases and multi-tenancy to scale cost effectively.
So far Keras is impressive in the number of contributors. Biased for sure from frenchie roots 🙂
Great to see California making progress into mobile identity services by adding drivers license to your phone ‘s wallet.
Next passports :)- .
Looking forward to less time in queues at airport … once recognition scanners become pervasive for end to end identity/access flows.
