Mike DiCarlo

Building AI to power the full SMB financial stack.

Led teams of exceptional software engineers, data scientists, and product managers to build world-class insurance and road-safety programs. Our technologies streamlined claims, reduced costs, prevented fraud, and leveraged driving telemetry and kinematics to enhance road safety — helping prevent accidents and save lives.

Remade an industry alongside some of the most talented software engineers and data scientists. Metromile went public in February 2021 and was acquired by Lemonade in July 2022.

Joined to spin Breadcrumb out of Groupon as a stand-alone business. In six months we extracted the business and technology stack from Groupon data centers into AWS, rebuilding complex infrastructure from the ground up.

Path was the first mobile-only social network and set the standard for mobile design. We grew its social and messaging apps to over 60 million users globally with a tiny team of talented engineers and designers. Path was sold to Kakao in 2015.

Managed and provided technical leadership for the production operations team, with engineers in San Francisco, New York, and Sweden.

A SaaS provider with a catalog of products catering to high-traffic, high-performance web properties, plus RelyNet Data Centers for server colocation. Acquired by Internet Brands, Inc. in 2007.

A photo-centric social utility using camera-enabled phones to help people stay in touch with friends, family, and fans. Basically Path before its time.

Migrated Intel's simulation compute infrastructure from SunOS/SPARC to Linux/x86, designing the new platform from the ground up — including a large-scale batch compute cluster for chip-design simulations requiring extensive memory and months-long CPU runtimes.