Matt Solnit

Chief Technology Officer at Pearl Health

Overview

Matt Solnit serves as Chief Technology Officer at Pearl Health[1]. Solnit's professional interests center on bringing out the best in teams, delivering value to customers, and solving hard engineering problems[2]. Solnit has held the CTO role at Pearl Health since March 2022[3]. Prior to this position, Solnit worked at Akamai Technologies as Senior Director of Engineering from July 2020 to March 2022[4] and as Director of Engineering from April 2017 to July 2020[5]. Solnit founded SOASTA, Inc. in February 2006 and served in various leadership roles there, including CTO and SVP of Engineering from March 2016 to April 2017[6][9]. Before founding SOASTA, Solnit worked at Oracle Corporation as Principal Member of Technical Staff from January 2005 to February 2006[10]. Solnit holds a B.S. in Computer Science from UC San Diego[11].

Profile introduction
Source excerptLinkedIn [2]

Things I love about work: bringing out the best in teams, delivering value to customers, and solving hard engineering problems. When I'm not working, you'll find me goofing off with my kids, tending my beehives, or working in my garden.

Career history

  1. Chief Technology OfficerMar 2022 to presentPearl Health
  2. Senior Director Of EngineeringJul 2020 to Mar 2022Akamai Technologies
  3. Director of EngineeringApr 2017 to Jul 2020Akamai Technologies
  4. CTO and SVP of EngineeringMar 2016 to Apr 2017SOASTA, Inc.
  5. VP of EngineeringDec 2014 to Feb 2016SOASTA, Inc.
  6. Director of EngineeringOct 2012 to Nov 2014SOASTA, Inc.
  7. Founder, Senior Software EngineerFeb 2006 to Oct 2012SOASTA, Inc.
  8. Principal Member of Technical StaffJan 2005 to Feb 2006Oracle Corporation

Education

  1. B.S., Computer ScienceSep 1995 - Jun 1999UC San Diego
  2. Stanford Certified Project Manager (in progress), Advanced Project Management2014 - 2015Stanford Center for Professional Development

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