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Vetted Chief Technology Officers in the Portland Metro
Pre-screened and vetted in the Portland Metro.
Marc Urbaitel
Director-level engineering leader specializing in cloud infrastructure and compliance systems
“Experienced software builder and former founder who ran his own startup for 15 years in the late 1990s, focused on bleeding-edge online ticketing technology. Brings a mix of hands-on software delivery, team building, and startup leadership, though he is currently seeking a well-backed opportunity with strong cash compensation rather than entrepreneurship at all costs.”
Executive CTO/VP of Technology specializing in platform modernization, data, and healthcare SaaS
Joseph Herbst
Executive Technology Leader specializing in IoT, PoE building automation, and semiconductors
“Engineering/exec leader (CEO experience) who built a lighting controls and building automation platform from scratch, choosing an Ethernet/PoE and Node.js web-centric architecture that anticipated market shifts and later became an industry pattern. Known for rigorous vendor QA (test-to-failure) and for delivering high-profile deployments (e.g., Black Desert Resort, Resorts World Villa 66) while leading globally distributed engineering teams.”
Executive CTO specializing in payments, FinTech platforms, and M&A integration
Daniel Dickson
Executive engineering leader specializing in SaaS, AI/LLM systems, and startup growth
“Experienced CTO with a track record of taking three companies to successful exits, including one merger with eBay. Has worked extensively across venture capital, startup studio, and accelerator environments, with core responsibility for leading software development and infrastructure in high-growth settings.”
Patryk Januszewski
Director-level Engineering Leader specializing in full-stack architecture and SaaS platforms
“Serial entrepreneur with 30+ years of professional software engineering experience who co-founded Food Truck Stars, initially a food-truck search engine and later pivoted into a catering marketplace to overcome adoption barriers. Validated the model by prototyping at car enthusiast events across the U.S. and turning a profit, using hands-on customer discovery with low-tech, time-constrained operators.”