About Recursion
Recursion Software is a leading provider of platforms and software development tools for next-generation M2M application development. We are passionate about technology and we combine our competency with an understanding of how to help our customers reach their strategic and business goals.
Our Vision
Our company’s vision is a world where any person, any place, or any thing is connected in a seamless, collaborative information ad hoc community of wireless devices- your own personal information cloud. Our goal is to realize this vision through our leading-edge technology products.
Blog Contributors
Victoria Romero-Gomez, Product Marketing Manager
Vicky has played a management role at various technology start-ups including NextBill.com and MadetoOrder.com over the last 10 years, where she held Director of Marketing and Project Management roles. She has led the marketing department at Recursion since 2006 and sets the company’s go-to-market strategies, as well as being the company’s principal blog editor and white paper author.
Vicky holds an MBA from the University of Texas at Austin’s McCombs School of Business and a BA from the University of California Berkeley, with post-graduate work at Southern Methodist University Cox School of Business.
Bob DeAnna, CTO Recursion Software
Bob has more than 24 years of experience in distributed frameworks such as JEE, CORBA, .NET and ATMI, has authored or co-authored multiple patents in this area. He is also a contributing writer and thought leader on mobile technology for publications like Embedded Computing and .NET Developers Journal. Bob is a visionary who has worked to achieve the technology behind community-based collaborative networks and is currently shaping product strategy at Recursion towards this end.
Previous roles include VP of architecture, senior consultant and lead engineer for companies like Verizon, ATT, Swiss Re-Insurance and State Farm Insurance. He holds a BS in Mechanical Engineering from Rutgers University, with post-graduate work in C/C++ and Unix Programming at New York University.
