Quinn Slack

CEO & Co-founder

2013 - Current

Universal code AI & code search for every developer and every company.

Board Member

2015

Hack Club is building a national nonprofit that brings coding clubs to high schools nationwide. Students who love music can join band; students who love sports can join an athletic team; but students who want to code have had to go home and do it alone – until now.

Co-founder

2012 - 2013

Blend Labs is building modern technology for an industry with old problems, transforming massive, disparate datasets and operational inefficiencies into solutions that positively impact millions of homeowners.

Forward Deployed Engineer

2011 - 2012

Developed products and strategies to avoid foreclosures for two of the top five U.S. banks in the home lending space. Created technology platform to automate and improve decision processes and worked with senior execs and end users to develop and deploy the system to thousands of internal users.

Computer Science Researcher

2010 - 2011

* Worked on Tcpcrypt (opportunistic transport-layer encryption) (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tcpcrypt) * Created implementations of Web mutual authentication (TLS-SRP), including patches to curl, Apache, NSS, Chromium, Firefox, and Python3

Elections Commissioner

2009 - 2010

* Planned and executed a successful university-wide elections and funding process with 120 candidates, $2M in student activities funding requests, and 7,500 voters * Cut budget by 50% by designing more effective processes, developing a web-based elections platform, and not spending student government money on beer kegs

Various (Opinion Editor, Webmaster, etc.)

2007 - 2011

Owner

2008 - 2010

While at Stanford, I developed paid and free apps with 3.5M downloads, including a #1 app in the US store (Fake Text) and the first instant-searching Chinese-English dictionary.

Developer

2008 - 2008

Created the first music streaming iPhone app for the domestic Chinese market

Lead Developer

2007 - 2007

First employee. Developed the initial version of what is now at bleacherreport.com.