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Dan Lines

Founder

COO & Co-Founder at LinearB

Rochester, New York, United States

FoundedLinearB

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Jessica MayerunlockedDan: together at Villanova University (2003–2005)
×5Dan: together at Nuance Communications
×4Dan: together at Villanova University
Dan: together at CloudLock

About

Dan Lines is co-founder and COO of LinearB and hosts the Dev Interrupted Podcast. He previously served as VP of Engineering at Cloudlock, which was acquired by Cisco.

COO & Co-Founder at LinearB

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Co-founders at LinearB

OKOri Keren
Ori KerenCEO & Co-Founder

Experience

  1. Linear BCo-founder and COOcurrent2018 — presentGreater Los Angeles Area
  2. CloudLockVP Engineering & Operations2014 — 2017Greater Boston Area
  3. CloudLockDirector of Engineering2013 — 2014Greater Boston Area
  4. CloudLockSoftware Engineering Manager2008 — 2013Greater Boston Area
  5. Nuance CommunicationsSoftware Engineer2007 — 2008

Skills & more

SaaS29Enterprise Software22SQL3Salesforce.com3Linux2JavaScript2Software as a Service (SaaS)1Product Management8Storage4Solution Selling3Cloud Computing27Professional Services2
+8 moreBusiness StrategyAgile MethodologiesVirtualizationSoftware DevelopmentData CenterDistributed SystemsIntegrationSecurity

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Dan Lines?
Dan Lines is co-founder and COO of LinearB and hosts the Dev Interrupted Podcast. He previously served as VP of Engineering at Cloudlock, which was acquired by Cisco.
Where does Dan Lines work?
Dan Lines is COO & Co-Founder of LinearB.
What companies did Dan Lines found?
Dan Lines founded LinearB.
Where did Dan Lines go to school?
Dan Lines studied at Villanova University (Bachelor of Science (BS), Computer Science); Villanova University (Minor in Business (Villanova SBI Program)).

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