Extensive experience with building and leading engineering teams into successfully delivering highly scalable cloud computing and distributed systems for SaaS and enterprise software applications in multiple domains (knowledge automation, eDiscovery, mailbox management, file systems storage management, data protection, compliance archiving, regulatory content monitoring and supervision, content and email management, real time data collection of electronic communications, enterprise search, data management and disaster recovery, medical diagnostic imaging, medical image workflow management, PACS, HIS/RIS, computer-aided software engineering, computer-aided engineering). Key Achievements: • Managed engineering teams in diverse geographic locations, with team size up to 140 engineers. • Provided technical leadership and significant architecture and design contributions simultaneously with management responsibilities. • Successfully built teams and delivered products from concept through rapid revenue growth at startups and mid-sized companies. • Successfully handled the due diligence through successful acquisition and product integrations at multiple companies. • Led technical due diligence for several potential acquisition targets, and successfully integrated the teams and solutions from two acquisitions. • Successfully managed business continuity and rapid business growth even after an eighty percent work force reduction due to a technology spin-off. • Significant experience developing integrated solutions with strategic partners. • Significant experience developing and managing projects for OEM partners. • Significant experience with hiring and team development.

VP Engineering @ Responsible for delivering a multi-tenant SaaS solution for Knowledge Automation from knowledge discovery through knowledge curation to individualized knowledge experience for multiple enterprise use cases. Built and managed an engineering and operations team of over 40 engineers across multiple locations in US and India. Drove the architecture and product evolution of a highly scalable and secure cloud based enterprise solution with intuitive consumer style UX delivered via web clients, native mobile clients and embedded apps. Leveraged big data analytics and machine learning for delivering content and usage analytics and individualized recommendations and knowledge experience. Solution built using AWS, Mongo DB, PostgreSQL, Solr Cloud, Hadoop, Apache Spark, Apache Storm, Redis, Rabbit MQ, Ruby on Rails, Node.js, Ember.js and Java, and deployed to production customers in multiple AWS regions. From June 2013 to July 2015 (2 years 2 months) Senior Director of Engineering - Cloud @ Responsible for CaseCentral eDiscovery SaaS (purpose-built private cloud) for large corporations and law firms to manage the collection, preservation, processing, analysis, review, production and presentation aspects of the EDRM electronic evidence review workflow. Drove the post-acquisition product integrations with Guidance Software's EnCase Enterprise on-premise software to deliver an end to end EDRM solution. From February 2012 to March 2013 (1 year 2 months) CTO and VP Engineering @ (CaseCentral acquired by Guidance Software in February 2012) Responsible for all aspects of the evolution of the CaseCentral SaaS solution for Enterprise eDiscovery for large corporations and law firms to manage the collection, preservation, processing, analysis, review, production and presentation aspects of the EDRM electronic evidence review workflow Drove the scalability, performance, workflow and user productivity enhancements, advanced search and analytics, self service automation, multi-language support and a next generation cloud computing and distributed architecture into the multi-tenant, multi-matter, multi-party, multi-tier enterprise solution based on J2EE, Linux, JBoss, Oracle database and Vivisimo Velocity search engine From June 2009 to February 2012 (2 years 9 months) VP Engineering and Chief Architect @ (Mimosa Systems acquired by Iron Mountain in February 2010 for $112 million, subsequently by Autonomy and HP) Responsible for building and managing the engineering teams in different locations (Santa Clara, Pune and Ottawa) from 10 to over 140 engineers. Grew the NearPoint for Microsoft Exchange product from concept to over 1000 customers, with several large enterprise customers, and over $25 million in revenue, in about 4 years. NearPoint is built with Microsoft technologies, including .NET, C#, C++, SQL Server, dtSearch and the Windows Server platform, and employs a distributed processing and storage architecture for enterprise scalability. NearPoint provides comprehensive all-in-one solution for data protection, disaster recovery, archiving, mailbox and data management, self service end user access, search and retrieval, compliance and legal discovery. Expanded all aspects of the comprehensive all-in-one NearPoint solution for files from file servers and desktops/laptops, and files and documents from SharePoint. Significant involvement in the architecture and design of all the products and options. From June 2004 to June 2009 (5 years 1 month) VP Product Development @ (ZANTAZ acquired by Autonomy in July 2007 for $375 million, subsequently by HP) (promoted to VP Product Development at ZANTAZ in January 2004) From January 2004 to June 2004 (6 months) Director of Engineering @ Responsible for managing multiple engineering groups in different locations (Pleasanton, Boulder, Bangalore and Ottawa). Significant role in the architecture and design of all solutions and services. Responsible for entire Zantaz engineering team after spin-off of Persist Technologies in Feb 2002. Delivered product diversification and economical scale to drive the growth in revenue from less than $100k to over $40 million in 4 years. Managed the integration of engineering teams from two completed acquisitions (iWitness in Boulder, CO and EDUCOM in Ottawa, Canada) after leading the technical due diligence in both cases. Responsible for managing the development of the Digital Safe hosted archiving service. Massively scalable private cloud computing infrastructure (consisting of thousands of low cost computers with local data and metadata storage, processing, indexing, search and analytics), was built using Java/J2EE, JBoss, MySQL, Lucene on the Linux platform for archiving, supervision and compliance search across petabytes of emails, files and instant messages in multiple geographical locations for business continuity. Led the data center cost optimization efforts and the architectural evolution towards this massive scalability. Responsible for managing the development of a highly scalable data restoration and archiving service for email system backup tapes from concept to a highly profitable business that helped the company achieve 300% revenue growth and doubling of the customer base within one year. Managed the port of Digital Safe to IBM platform for deployment in IBM Data Centers. Managed the integration with solutions from IMLogic, Facetime, HubIM, and Akonix for real-time capture and archiving of instant messages. Managed the development of real-time capture solutions for SMTP based email systems, Exchange, and Lotus/Domino, and other content management systems. Managed the evolution of the on-premise EAS product for email archiving. From April 2000 to January 2004 (3 years 10 months) Assistant VP, Product Development @ Managed the development of a Risk Management web application (ASP, HTML, XML/XSL, COM, SQL Server and Netscape LDAP Server on Windows NT) utilized by insurance and reinsurance companies to perform portfolio risk analysis against natural catastrophes. From November 1999 to April 2000 (6 months) Director of Engineeering @ (acquired by Imation in May 1997 and subsequently acquired by Kodak in August 1998) Managed the platform migration and further development of AutoRad, the flagship Diagnostic Radiological Image Display Workstation utilized by radiologists and physicians to perform patient review and diagnosis based on images from X-Ray, CT, MRI, CR/DR, Ultrasound and other medical imaging modalities. Also directed and managed the migration of all associated PACS products involved in providing a comprehensive medical image and patient information workflow management system placed in multiple departments in a hospital environment. The migration was from the Macintosh platform to Windows NT utilizing Win32, CORBA, ObjectStore, and Visual C++. Managed the development through the first release of ClinicalAccess NT, a referring physician review application and associated patient-study server utilizing MFC and Visual C++. Managed the development through multiple releases of VIP (Volumetric Image Processing), a 3D medical image processing workstation on Solaris platform primarily developed with C/C++ and X/Motif on Solaris for OEM partner, Toshiba Medical Systems. Managed the development through multiple releases of ClinicalView, an ER/ICU/CCU physician review and Image QA application on both SunOS and Solaris platforms using C/C++ and X/Motif. From January 1997 to October 1999 (2 years 10 months) Senior Software Engineer @ (ADAC Laboratories acquired by Philips Medical Systems in 2000) Designed and developed various subsystems on ADAC's line of Nuclear Medicine image viewing and processing applications based on Advanced Visual System (AVS), C++ and X/Motif on Solaris. Developed modules for ADAC HIS/RIS system. Actively participated in company activities that led to a successful ISO 9001 certification and a Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award in 1996. From November 1995 to December 1996 (1 year 2 months) Program Manager and Architect @ (renamed later to Cedera Software, subsequently acquired by Merge Healthcare) Architected and managed the design and development of GEnie, a Nuclear Medicine Image Review and Processing Workstation built for OEM partner, GE Medical Systems. Utilized ISG's medical imaging toolkits, X/Motif and C on UNIX. Managed and provided technical leadership for a large team, including engineers at GE Medical Systems in Wisconsin, and engineers at Wipro in India. Designed and developed key components of ISG's imaging toolkits for rapid development of medical imaging applications. Instrumental in demonstrating the capabilities of ISG’s imaging toolkits and application architecture to secure other OEM medical imaging application development projects with Philips, Hitachi and others. From October 1992 to November 1995 (3 years 2 months) Senior Software Engineer @ Designed and developed a hypertext-based object-oriented software engineering environment called HyperWeb with X/Motif and C/C++ and PCTE on UNIX for OEM partner Bull HN. Designed and developed various CAE tools using C/Objective-C, X/Motif on UNIX, including graphical, state machine, and syntax-directed editors for behavioral modeling and generation of VHDL and Verilog. Integrated products with various OEM partners including Mentor Graphics and Synopsys. From December 1988 to October 1992 (3 years 11 months) Research Assistant, Systems Administrator @ Developed run-time system for parallel processing language called Message Driven Computing (MDC) in Icon programming language. Performed systems administration for Encore and Hypercube. From January 1988 to December 1988 (1 year) Assistant Engineer (R&D) @ Designed and implemented subsystems of an interactive business graphics and 2-D drafting package. From June 1986 to July 1987 (1 year 2 months)

M.S., Computer Science @ Illinois Institute of Technology From 1987 to 1988 B. Tech., Computer Science and Engineering @ Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay From 1982 to 1986 Sanjay Mehta is skilled in: Enterprise Software, SaaS, Cloud Computing, Linux, Integration, Agile Methodologies, Disaster Recovery, Unix, Distributed Systems, Java Enterprise Edition, Storage, Software Engineering, Start-ups, Software Development, Web Services