Wayne Chang

Co-Founder & Board member

https://digits.com

During my last year, I worked on the main consumer Twitter products, helping introduce new features still in use today.

After several years on the developer products front, our mobile platform could not be healthier. Crashlytics; the company I co-founded is now part of Twitter. In terms of usage and distribution, it is now #1 in mobile performance. Answers, our analytics solution was just recently ranked #1 most widely used for mobile analytics. Also, our mobile platform Fabric is healthy and growing. I'm proud that we are virtually on all active Android and iOS devices impacting over a billion people daily. In 2017, Google acquired Fabric, including the flagship Crashlytics.

Lead the product marketing and growth efforts for our Developer platform. This included the positioning and build out of our sites (fabric.io, answers.io, crashlytics.com, digits.com), all product and feature announcements, and leading our growth strategies within the products themselves.

I oversaw all of product -- including design and user experience -- as it relates to Developers and our non-consumer Products. This includes digital experiences via our websites (dev.twitter.com, fabric.io, crashlytics.com, twitterflight.com), product experience across our services and tools (Fabric, Crashlytics, MoPub, Gnip, etc), as well as physical experiences for our live events (Twitter's Flight conference, Apple's WWDC conference, Google's I/O conference, etc).

After the acquisition of Crashlytics by Twitter, I oversaw the product and launch of two additional product lines, Beta by Crashlytics and Answers by Crashlytics.

ACQUIRED: In 2012, Twitter acquired Crashlytics for 9 figures - its largest acquisition to date.

ACQUIRED: In 2017, Google acquired Crashlytics from Twitter.

From day zero and through the day of acquisition, and beyond, I focused on the core product, ux design, user growth, and product marketing.

Acquired by Netflix.

100% Rotten Tomatoes

Emmy Award Winner 2018, Audience Choice Award, Sundance 2017

Shortlisted for the 2018 Academy Award for Best Documentary

Coral reefs around the world are vanishing at an unprecedented rate. A team of divers,

photographers, and scientists made it their mission to discover why and to bring stunning imagery of this undersea drama to the big screen. Chasing Coral is a landmark documentary that follows the team's progress and setbacks, and reveals, for the first time, what is really happening to the world's precious reef ecosystems.

LanCraft - Utility downloaded hundreds of thousands of times that lets Warcraft 3 players online using the LAN feature and bypassing Battle.NET. Written in 2002.

Instant Profiler - First AIM dynamic profile service. Written in 2001.

Q30wnerz - Proof of concept software that showed severe vulnerabilities in Quake 3. Affected all games based on the engine. Worked with Id Software to patch it. Written in 2001. http://wayne.to/eVh2m6

NapsterHelp Protocol - Written in March of 2001, during the aftermath of filename filtering. http://wayne.to/eldKa6

Gibbed.net - Online gaming news network. Also created a special plug-in for Rocket Arena 3 featuring team radar, team variable system, and timers. Year 2000.

Tribes 2 - Linux testing team for this ahead-of-its-time and still extremely fun game. Has since been released for free. If you look closely in the credits, you'll find my name and call sign: Wayne "ttol" Chang. 2000. http://wayne.to/hMh6iP

Q.U.B.E. - Quake Universal BSP Editor was the first map editor for the Quake 3 engine. Written in 1999.

IRC Operator - irc.colorado.edu, was the oldest server on the largest IRC network, EFNet. IRC was the breeding ground for all the old school hackers "back in the day". 1996-2001.

Nestea2 - Proof of concept software that demonstrated a severe vulnerability in Windows, Linux, BSD, Palm devices, Cisco routers, Printers, etc. Written in 1998. http://wayne.to/elC3AJ

Reality Check Network - Worked with the team in the popular electronic magazine. 1996-1997.

TetriNET - Helped launch and build this great community in 1997. Helped with TetriNET 2, a centralized version, subsequently.

At the time, created the largest online persistent community (Napster was ephemeral — once you logged off, you had no identity. Spearheaded the effort to change that, which resulted in the largest online community at the time.)

ACQUIRED.

Ranked 367 in the world by Alexa (gap.com 404, craigslist.org 414, walmart 538, nike.com 754, fedex.com 886).