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Paul Stovell

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Founder and CEO at Codefresh

Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

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About

Paul Stovell is the founder and CEO of Octopus Deploy, a deployment automation company he started in 2011 that now employs more than 200 people and serves thousands of businesses. He previously developed .NET applications for an investment bank and worked at the Australian consulting firm Readify. Stovell was a Microsoft MVP for Client Applications for approximately five years beginning in 2006 and has contributed to open source projects and presented at user groups.

Founder and CEO at Codefresh

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Co-founders at Codefresh

RTRaziel Tabib
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Sonia StovellCo-founder

Experience

  1. Octopus DeployFounder & CEOcurrent2012 β€” presentGreater Brisbane Area
  2. Credit SuisseWPF Developer (Contract)2011 β€” 2012London Area, United Kingdom
  3. ReadifySenior Consultant and WPF Technical Specialist2006 β€” 2011Greater Sydney Area
  4. SSWDeveloper2006Greater Sydney Area
  5. Mercantile Systems Pty Ltd.Junior Developer2005 β€” 2006Greater Sydney Area

Skills & more

Software Development2.NET Framework1ASP.NETBusiness DevelopmentSmall Business

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Paul Stovell?
Paul Stovell is the founder and CEO of Octopus Deploy, a deployment automation company he started in 2011 that now employs more than 200 people and serves thousands of businesses. He previously developed .NET applications for an investment bank and worked at the Australian consulting firm Readify. Stovell was a Microsoft MVP for Client Applications for approximately five years beginning in 2006 and has contributed to open source projects and presented at user groups.
Where does Paul Stovell work?
Paul Stovell is Founder and CEO of Codefresh.
What companies did Paul Stovell found?
Paul Stovell founded Codefresh.
Where did Paul Stovell go to school?
Paul Stovell studied at Whyalla High School.

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