Eric B. Schorvitz, Ph.D.

Eric B. Schorvitz, Ph.D., has a diverse and extensive work experience in various roles and industries. Eric B. co-founded Holonic Technologies in 2017, serving as the Co-Founder and CTO. At Holonic Technologies, they developed an AI-driven platform called CodeIntent™ that refactors existing software, identifies and repairs flaws, and generates optimized code. Prior to that, they owned and operated PM Technologies LLC since 2001, providing outsourced IT solutions using open source technologies.

From 2004 to 2015, Eric worked as the Chief Technology Officer at Cash Flow Analytics, LLC, where they developed cash flow analysis-based software solutions for investment evaluation.

Eric B. also served as the Technology Operating Partner at Comvest Partners from 2010 to 2015, where they evaluated technology for potential investments and provided solutions for technology-critical companies.

Previously, Eric held positions such as VP of Emerging Markets at CheckFree Corporation, where they developed payment channels leveraging the CheckFree infrastructure, and VP of Product Architecture at Clarus Corporation, where they designed dynamic sourcing applications.

Eric B. has also worked as a Visiting Professor at Tulane University, lecturing on Intermediate Microeconomics. Eric's earlier roles include Director of Product Development at MarketPlayer.com, Owner of iSold.com, and Research Analyst at Barclays Global Investors.

Overall, Eric B. Schorvitz's work experience demonstrates their expertise in technology leadership, software development, investment evaluation, and academic instruction.

Eric B. Schorvitz, Ph.D., completed their education from the University of Arizona. Eric B. obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Economics and Finance, graduating in 1994. Following this, from 1994 to 1995, they pursued a Master of Arts degree in Economics from the same institution. Finally, they completed their academic journey by earning a Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Arizona, graduating in 1998.