Clay Wilkes's Email & Phone Number

💼 Past Experience

Clay Wilkes has over 10 years of experience in the financial industry. After working as a financial analyst and investment banker at a number of larger banks and consulting firms, Clay found his Calling when he started working at the startup Instrumental in 1995. He eventually rose through the ranks and became the company's CEO in 2007. At Instrumental, clay led the charge to create the world's first commercial credit score algorithm, before making the company a publicly traded success story.After reaching the pinnacle of his career, Clay took a foray into the tech industry and founding Relic Systems in 2011 after more than a decade of experience with the software design and development world. Relic's mission is to Bring Technology to the Masses. With Relic, Clay helped to create the world's first social network for survivors of disasters and connected them with the resources they need. He alsokeyed up the company's non-profit work and pushed for more attention to the causes of climate change.

🎓 Education

Clay Wilkes is a third-year college student in Utah, studying computer science. He has completed undergraduate studies at University of Oregon, and currently attends Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah. Clay is extremely interested in the field of computer science, and is ready to take on the challenge of completing a graduate degree in it.ClayWilkes's education and work readiness background is unique. He completed undergraduate studies at University of Oregon, and is currently attending Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah. Clay is extremely interested in the field of computer science, and is 50/50 focused on completing a graduate degree in it.Clay's undergraduate education is in computer science, and he is particularlyomited in the field of networking and networking systems. In addition, Clay has experience in programming, which has helped him to develop his technical skills in a number of different industries. Clay is confident that he will be able to take on the challenges of a graduate degree in computer science with flying colors.

💡 Technical & Interpersonal Skills

Clay Wilkes started his career as a software engineer at Sun Microsystems, working onirted with kernel development and leading the team that developed the Java-based desktop environment Tux. He then moved on to work at Silicon Graphics, on the join development of the OpenGL and final user interface for the Power Macintosh. After Silicon Graphics, Clay worked on a number of separate projects at Apple before being named the Vice President of Product Management for Apple WebKit in 2006. In this role, he was responsible for the development of the all-new Safari browser and the iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Clay Wilkes has also been engaged in a significant technical project at Mozilla. The Mozilla Firefox browsing engine, which powers a large section of the Web, is based on the Firefox vector graphics library, created by Clay and his team. Clays work on this project isgridng Firefoxoln, which is responsible for the Firefox Maven repository and various build or build integration tasks across Firefox, Thunderbird, and SeaMonkey.Clay Wilkes has a strong technical background and experience with many different types of software. He is skilled in implementing and trying out new code formats and architectures, and is also excellent at debugging and troubleshooting. He is also highly communicative and able to communicate with team members both horizontally and vertically. Clay Wilkes is highly efficient, able to concentrate quickly on task, and can manage multiple tasks at the same time without losing focus.