Ryan Tecco

"Whatever you do will be insignficant, but it is very important that you do it."
- Gandhi

My current work in software revolves around data mining, web applications and computer languages.

I co-founded the now defunct NeoChi, LLC. which built a platform for distributed virtual reality applications.
For a short period of time, I worked at CITI on the Advanced Packet Vault project.
In 2002, I joined Indigo Security (formerly Aereous) and built a secure CIFS proxy (in C++) and a multi-mechanism (Kerberos, SRP) authentication system (in Erlang).
In 2005, Indigo was acquired by Tablus and I relocated to the San Francisco Bay Area. At Tablus, I worked on a TCP session reassembler that operated over gigabit Ethernet.
In January 2006, I left Tablus to co-found Ten Ton Labs with Kurt Schrader. We built a vertical search engine for music reviews called Squishr.
I'm currently the CTO of Triggit. We're building software to help enable small publishers on the web.

In another life (or so it seems), I was a playwright. At University of Michigan my play Our Good Neighbor won both the Arthur Miller Award and the Dennis McIntyre Dramatic Writing Award, as well as appearing at the 2001 Festival of New Works. In 2002, Our Good Neighbor appeared at the Portland Stage Company's Little Festival of the Unexpected.