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Cole Robertson

Founder at Rebulk

Olathe, Kansas, United States

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Cole: together at Chipp
Cole: together at Kansas State University

About

Cole Robertson is Co-Founder and CTO of Rebulk. He previously served as Head of Engineering at Chipp and was an early engineer at Tropic during its seed to Series B scaling. He has prior experience developing aviation products at Garmin and founded a SaaS consulting firm focused on MVP development.

Experience

  1. Rebulk (YC S25)CTO and Co-foundercurrent2025 — present
  2. ChippHead of Engineering2024 — 2025
  3. ChippFounding Engineer2024
  4. Concept CatalystFounder2022 — 2025
  5. Self-employedConsulting Software Engineer2019 — 2025
  6. PerfectRecSenior Software Engineer2023 — 2024
  7. TropicSenior Software Engineer2021 — 2023
  8. GarminSoftware Engineer 22018 — 2021Olathe, Kansas
  9. Bayer Crop ScienceAssociate Application Developer2018Kansas City, Missouri Area

Skills & more

ChatGPT1Artificial Intelligence (AI)1E-Commerce1Mobile Application DevelopmentiOS DevelopmentWeb DevelopmentCDKData AnalysisApolloGraphQLExpress.jsNext.js
+8 moreMobile ApplicationsWeb ApplicationsRedux.jsPython (Programming Language)Amazon S3AWS LambdaAmazon VPCAmazon Web Services (AWS)

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Who is Cole Robertson?
Cole Robertson is Co-Founder and CTO of Rebulk. He previously served as Head of Engineering at Chipp and was an early engineer at Tropic during its seed to Series B scaling. He has prior experience developing aviation products at Garmin and founded a SaaS consulting firm focused on MVP development.
Where did Cole Robertson go to school?
Cole Robertson studied at Y Combinator (S25); Kansas State University (Bachelor's degree, Computer Science).

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