Shaw Terwilliger

Shaw developed his first web application in 1995, and by 2001 was building highly scalable back-end services for early mobile applications. He spent most of the 2000s creating developer tools at SourceGear and Teamprise, culminating in the 2009 acquisition of Teamprise by Microsoft. In 2012, Shaw transitioned to Bandwidth as the lead architect of their next generation communications platform as a service for voice and messaging, built on Amazon Web Services. Most recently, Shaw took his AWS experience to Pattern Health to build its digital health platform as a service.

When he’s not in front of a modern computer, you might find Shaw at the electronics bench tinkering on an old CRT serial terminal or microcontroller. On weekends you might hear him practicing guitar, trying to keep up with his favorite 80’s bay area thrash bands.