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Zack Brown

Building pax.dev; Co-founder & CEO at PaxCorp

Zack Brown is a seasoned professional with a strong background in the technology industry.

He pursued his education at Y Combinator where he enriched his knowledge.

Zack furthered his academic journey by studying Computer Science and Computer Engineering, earning a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Washington.

Throughout his career, Zack Brown has held pivotal roles in various organizations, showcasing his versatile skill set and leadership capabilities.

He co-founded and served as CEO at PaxCorp, demonstrating his entrepreneurial spirit and business acumen.

Zack also contributed to the Pax Open Source Project as an Independent Researcher, highlighting his commitment to innovation and open-source initiatives.

His experience includes a prominent position as the co-founder and CEO of Haiku®, illustrating his proficiency in managing and growing startups.

As the former Vice President of Product at Famo.us, Zack Brown played a key role in product development and strategy, showcasing his expertise in the tech sector.

At Thomas Street, he co-founded the organization and served as a partner, bringing his strategic vision to the table.

Additionally, Zack's role as the Founder, Designer & Developer at BitLaunch underscores his technical prowess and creative abilities.

With a rich blend of academic knowledge and hands-on experience, Zack Brown continues to make significant contributions to the technology landscape.

Highlights

Jun 18 · linkedin

A lot of people have asked "Why are you building Pax?" What motivates us to do something so difficult?

The answer is impact. Imagine the lift to the wellbeing of humanity if we could grease the gears of our interface with machines. To make ourselves more creative, to empower more creators, and to enrich our lives with more art and personality.

Read why we're building Pax in my latest essay, "Let's Fix User Interfaces"

Aug 22 · linkedin

I’m working on my writing muscles and gathered some thoughts that may interest folks working around design, code, and graphical user interfaces.

This started as a “manifesto” about why we’re building Pax, but I decided to separate this exercise of envisioning a utopian future from describing what we’re building to get there. I hope you'll find this a worthwhile read if you’re interested in the above topics.

The essay: https://lnkd.in/gXQQxhH8

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San Francisco, California, United States