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Paul Dix

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Founder at InfluxData

Brooklyn, New York, United States

FoundedInfluxData · YC

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About

Paul Dix is co-founder and chief technology officer of InfluxData, which develops InfluxDB, a time series database. He created the NYC Machine Learning Meetup and authored a book on service-oriented design with Ruby.

Founder at InfluxDataYC W13

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InfluxData's investors · 18

B CapitalBattery VenturesBoston · $500K – $100M checks · since 2019Bloomberg BetaSan Francisco · $25K – $1M checks · since 2016Breakpoint CapitalAspenCiti VenturesNew York · since 2023EndowusSingapore · $10K checks · since 2023Harmony PartnersNew YorkInsight PartnersNew York · $120M – $350M checks · since 2016Mango CapitalLos Altos · $1M – $1.5M checksMayfield FundMenlo Park · $500K – $12M checks · since 2019Norwest Venture PartnersMenlo Park · $10M – $30M checks · since 2019Princeville CapitalSan Francisco · since 2023Princeville GlobalGrand CaymanSalesforce VenturesSan Francisco · $5M – $50M checksSapphire VenturesAustin · $5M – $20M checks · since 2019Silicon BadiaNew York · $250K checksTrinity VenturesMenlo Park · $500K – $6M checks · since 2019Y CombinatorSan Francisco · $500K checks · since 2013

Co-founders at InfluxData

TPTodd Persen
Todd PersenFounder

Experience

  1. InfluxDBCofounder and CTOcurrent2012 — presentNYC & SF
  2. Addison WesleySeries Editor for "Data & Analytics"current2013 — presentNYC
  3. NYC Machine Learning MeetupFounder and Organizercurrent2009 — presentNYC
  4. Thomson ReutersConsultant2012New York City
  5. Benchmark SolutionsVice President2010 — 2011
  6. market.ioFounder2010
  7. Efficiency 2.0Architecture Consultant2010
  8. knowmoreSenior Developer2009 — 2010
  9. Mint DigitalDeveloper2008
  10. EastMedia Group, Inc.Software Developer2006 — 2007
  11. GoogleSoftware Engineer Intern2007
  12. McAfeeSenior Research & Development Engineer2004 — 2005
  13. Internosis, Inc.Senior Consultant2003 — 2004
  14. Fuzion Software, Inc.Programmer and Manager of Software Development2001 — 2003
  15. Rush Creek Solutions, Inc.Senior Consultant2000 — 2001
  16. MicrosoftContract Software Tester1998 — 1999

Skills & more

JavaScript42Ruby on Rails55HTML10Ruby34MySQL12Linux10REST4XML6Subversion2Git16Java11Analytics10
+12 moreApplication Architecturemachine learningRecommendationrecommendation systemsInfrastructureCollaborative FilteringMachine LearningWeb ApplicationsRecommender SystemsSoftware DevelopmentAPIsDistributed Systems

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Who is Paul Dix?
Paul Dix is co-founder and chief technology officer of InfluxData, which develops InfluxDB, a time series database. He created the NYC Machine Learning Meetup and authored a book on service-oriented design with Ruby.
Where does Paul Dix work?
Paul Dix is Founder of InfluxData.
What companies did Paul Dix found?
Paul Dix founded InfluxData.
Where did Paul Dix go to school?
Paul Dix studied at Columbia University (BS, Computer Science).

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