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Perry Stoll
Technology executive with a focus on data infrastructure and customer-focused product development.
Perry Stoll, Director of Engineering at Meta
Perry Stoll is a technology executive with a broad skill set, including software development and deployment lifecycle, product development with a strong customer focus, and experience with startups through exit, interacting with VCs, Boards of Directors, and M&A.1
Experience
- Director of Engineering at Meta (August 2020 - Present)
- Leading teams building robust privacy and security capabilities into Meta's data infrastructure1
- Head of Data Technologies at Wayfair (July 2018 - August 2020)
- Built and supported the Data Infrastructure organization at Wayfair, responsible for all production, analytic, data access & visualization tooling & systems1
- VP Product and Software at CyPhy Works, Inc. (July 2017 - December 2017)1
- Head of Data Platform at CyPhy Works, Inc. (December 2015 - December 2017)1
- CTO / VP Engineering at Cohealo, Inc. (June 2015 - December 2015)1
- Vice President of Engineering & Operations at Cloudant (acquired by IBM) (October 2012 - November 2013)
- Led engineering at a Database-As-A-Service company, growing the team from 8 to 25+ on its way to acquisition by IBM1
Education
Perry Stoll's GitHub username is pstoll.2 He is based in the United States.1
Highlights
I spend my days building technology to power the privacy-enabled data practices that Michel Protti and Erin Egan (Meta’s co-chief privacy officers) talk about here. My teams and everyone we work with are passionate about this.
If you want to hear a thoughtful discussion of the type of work I do, this is it.
Aside - I’ve been a listener of the Lawfare podcast for years and recommend if you are interested in serious matters of policy writ large.
https://lnkd.in/eRqGy4wT
#privacy #technology #data
I'm looking forward to joining C.A. Webb at a fireside chat tomorrow (Tues 3/21), discussing the future of digital connection. This is part of a World Changing Technologies series, hosted by Boston Globe Media and sponsored by Meta. This is a series highlighting the community we have in Kendall Sq in Cambridge MA, but many of the lessons apply more broadly.
I got to know C.A. Webb when I took on the Head of Office role for Meta for our Cambridge office and got to know the great work the Kendall Square Association does. I look forward to talking through and sharing our combined POV on connection, community, work, and technology.
Blurb from the website: "Greater Boston is an undisputed epicenter for technology and innovation. Home to some of the nation's foremost institutions, this region is the nation’s proving ground for revolutionary technology. From conversations on the research coming out of Kendall Square to innovations having global impact, this series of virtual events presented by Meta invites you to learn about the people, companies, and ideas driving growth and new trends with potential to affect the tech landscape and beyond"
We'll be streaming the session, available live and afterwards, via sign up here: https://lnkd.in/e8AR8EVJ
#community #technology #future #tech #kendall #work
