Michael Belleville

Michael Belleville has a diverse and extensive work experience in software engineering. Michael started their career as a Software Engineer at Applied Materials in 1994, where they developed applications for factory automation and test fixtures. Michael then worked at Logitech briefly in 2002 before joining Netscape/AOL as a Software Engineer. At Netscape/AOL, they led a team of seven engineers to develop the MusicNet on AOL project, which gained hundreds of thousands of users.

In 2004, Michael joined eBay as a Software Engineer and developed the eBay Toolbar, which had over two million installations and improved the user experience on eBay's site. Michael also worked at Bix.com as a Software Engineer, where they improved the surfacing logic algorithm of the Bix faceoff system and played a key role in its patent by Yahoo.

Michael then joined Yahoo Inc. in 2007 as a Software Engineer and was the development lead on a team that implemented an optimized REST API for Yahoo Groups. This API facilitated efficient access, modification, and creation of groups across various Yahoo properties.

In 2011, Michael worked at Tello, Inc. as a Software Engineer before transitioning to Urban Airship in the same role. Michael joined ACME Technologies in 2014 as a Software Engineer and is currently employed there, with no specified end date for their role.

Throughout their career, Michael has demonstrated proficiency in various programming languages and technologies, including Java, C++, Win32 SDK, COM, Spring, and Hibernate. Michael has successfully led teams, developed significant projects and products, and contributed to improving performance and functionality.

Michael Belleville attended the University of California, Santa Cruz from 1989 to 1994, where they earned their Bachelor of Arts degree in Computer Science.