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Beau Allison

Founder

Founder at Tranch

London, England, United Kingdom

FoundedTranch · YC

About

Beau Allison is CTO and co-founder of Tranch, a YC S22 company.

Founder at TranchYC S22

Intro paths

YC

Beau went through Y Combinator (Summer 2022) — any YC alum in your network can reach them through the YC community.

GP

Their group partner at YC was Aaron Epstein, General Partner at Y Combinator — the partner who ran Tranch's batch and knows the company first-hand. YC profile ↗

In turn, Beau can intro founders to Tranch's investors below.

Co-founders at Tranch

PKPhilip Kelvin
Philip KelvinFounder
AB
Allison BeauExecutive Officer, Director, Promoter

Experience

  1. Elite TechnologyVice President, Technology Integration2025 — 2026London Area, United Kingdom
  2. TranchCo-Founder and CTO2021 — 2026Greater London
  3. TrussleHead Of Engineering2021London, United Kingdom
  4. TrussleTech Lead2018 — 2021London, United Kingdom
  5. Rush Partners LtdLead Software Developer2018London, United Kingdom
  6. BeyondFreelance Senior Developer2017 — 2018London, United Kingdom
  7. Inlight MediaSenior Developer2016 — 2017Melbourne, Australia
  8. IBMFull Stack Developer2011 — 2016Melbourne
  9. FreelanceApplication Developer2010 — 2011Gold Coast
  10. Varsity IPManager of IT2010Gold Coast
  11. Coles GroupOnline Assistant2004 — 2010Gold Coast

Skills & more

NodeJS15OpenStack8WebSphere Application Server39WebSphere MQ26Software Development21DB211.NET6LDAP7C++4Windows Phone3Tivoli Directory Server3Neo4J
+2 moreAmazon Web Services (AWS)AWS Fargate

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Beau Allison?
Beau Allison is CTO and co-founder of Tranch, a YC S22 company.
Where does Beau Allison work?
Beau Allison is Founder of Tranch.
What companies did Beau Allison found?
Beau Allison founded Tranch.
Where did Beau Allison go to school?
Beau Allison studied at Griffith University (Bachelor of Information Technology, IT Management and IT Marketing).

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