San Diego Metropolitan Area
Chief Technology Officer and EVP at Hyland Software, a leading provider of unified content, process and application intelligence solutions, and the pioneer of the Content Innovation Cloud™. In this role, McIntire guides the evolution of Hyland’s product vision and leads global engineering, pushing the boundaries of AI-powered content intelligence and cloud-native innovation. McIntire previously was the founding CEO of StackIQ, a venture backed startup which was acquired by Teradata in 2017. He joined Teradata as part of the acquisition, where he worked as Senior Vice President, Product Engineering, leading a global organization of 1,000+ employees. McIntire’s early career included leading the development team at the Digital Image Analysis Lab at Scripps Institution of Oceanography. His research, which was primarily funded as part of NASA’s Direct Broadcast program, has been published in various IEEE and Elsevier Journals on topics including machine learning, remote sensing using neural networks, and parallel data processing using large scale clusters.
Hyland, a leading provider of unified content, process and application intelligence solutions, and the pioneer of the Content Innovation Cloud™, is pleased to announce the appointment of Tim McIntire as Chief Technology Officer (CTO). In this strategic role, McIntire will guide the evolution of Hyland’s product vision, leading global engineering initiatives to deliver innovative solutions, advanced functionality, and seamless experiences across the company’s portfolio. His leadership will be instrumental in shaping the future of Hyland’s platform as it continues to push the boundaries of AI-powered content intelligence and cloud-native innovation.
Leads global Product Engineering for Teradata, which includes Vantage, Cloud and On-Prem Database software, Advanced Analytics, Data Management, Platform Engineering, Automation, Quality/Test, CI/CD, and Program Management. Previously developed Teradata's Shared Software and Engineering Services organization, which includes Open Platforms and Software Manufacturing (DevOps, CI/CD, Automation). He joined Teradata as part of the acquisition of StackIQ (see below), a venture backed startup which he founded in 2006.
SDVG’s Board of Directors is comprised of regional VCs, founders and CEOs. The Board is responsible for guiding the mission, scope, and directives of the San Diego Venture Group. Founded in 1986, SDVG is a non-profit organization designed to bring together people who are interested in new ventures and furthering individual companies, as well as our overall innovation community. We are working hard to further San Diego’s status as a leading entrepreneurial and venture region. We regularly meet with startup companies and investors – both here and outside of San Diego. It is our mission to elevate the funding environment and growth prospects for our local startups. It is all about the companies, for the companies. We further work to support our venture capital eco-system by providing an informal and dynamic environment for entrepreneurs, venture capitalists, community leaders, and business advisors to develop greater insights into the process of forming, funding, and scaling high growth companies.
Served on StackIQ's Board of Directors from 2006-2017. Chairman of the Board 2006 to 2011 and 2016 to 2017. Also ran StackIQ's advisory board, which included leaders from Facebook, Silicon Graphics, Andreessen Horowitz, Flex, and Joyent. Also served as COO/CTO from 2016 to 2017.
Raised $10-million in venture capital. Founded and grew StackIQ from the ground up. Recruited and built teams/leaders in Product Development, Sales, Marketing and Operations. Closed large enterprise deals at Verizon Wireless, American Express, Procter & Gamble, and more. Led successful exit and transition to Teradata.
Successfully led North American launch of Singapore-based Scalable Systems, which contributed to an acquisition by Platform Computing. Role included Product and Business Development. Scalable Systems developed and sold the first commercial version of the Rocks cluster toolkit, an easy-to-use cluster configuration and management package developed by the Grid and Cluster Computing Group at San Diego Supercomputer Center and its collaborators. NPACI Rocks was awarded "Most Important Software Innovation" by both HPCwire's editors and readers in 2004. The Scalable Rocks Cluster Toolkit includes the Rocks Console (RxC) which is a web-enabled Rocks cluster management console and integration with the open source grid engine scheduler from SUN. Scalable Rocks v1.1 ships with either NPACI Rocks OS or Red Hat Enterprise Linux. Mr. Laurence Liew, Founder and CTO for Scalable Systems said, "Scalable Rocks enables systems integrators, cluster administrators and end-users to achieve maximum productivity and throughput performance in the shortest amount of time. With the core Rocks technology enhanced with our web-based cluster management console and integrated with Grid Engine - you get a working cluster - First Time, Every Time! We are pleased to be working with Mr. McIntire to deliver Scalable Rocks to the US and Canada. With his extensive knowledge and experience with Rocks it was a natural fit and we expect our customers will benefit greatly from our combined strengths."