Philip Arpin

Philip Arpin's work experience includes:

- Currently working at Hang, where they are involved in product and engineering roles focused on building the future of membership and loyalty for brands. The company is backed by Paradigm, Tiger Global, SHRUG, GBV Capital, and CEOs/Founders of various successful brands.

- Previously worked at dub, where they held product and engineering roles backed by Founders Fund, Tusk, Slow, Neo, and CEOs/Founders of Uber, Airbnb, Robinhood, and more.

- worked as a Senior Software Engineer at VMware Tanzu Labs, formerly known as Pivotal Labs, where they led the development of products for Fortune 500 companies and government projects. VMware acquired the company in 2020.

- Contributed as a Founding Engineer at Coders Against COVID, where they were part of a volunteer team building technology to help people navigate the COVID-19 pandemic. Philip collaborated with prominent organizations such as Apple, Google, AWS, The White House, FEMA, and the Department of Homeland Security.

- Served as Chief Technology Officer at Bailey Test Prep Inc., starting in October 2014 and ending in May 2019.

- Worked as an IT Intern at Align in 2018.

- Founded and served as the Chief Technology Officer of PaceCoach, a mobile app that accelerates songs to match user steps. The app was launched on the App Store.

- Worked as a Technical Specialist at Apple from May 2017 to February 2018.

- Founded and served as the President of OxVentures from September 2015 to May 2016.

Overall, Philip Arpin has a diverse range of experience in product and engineering roles, as well as leadership positions in various organizations.

Philip Arpin attended Emory University from 2015 to 2019, where they studied Economics and Computer Science. Philip obtained a High School Diploma from the Community School of Naples. Additionally, they completed the Entrepreneurial Development Experience program at Babson College. In July 2021, Philip obtained the CKAD certification (Certified Kubernetes Application Developer) from The Linux Foundation.