Joe Ellsworth

Joe Ellsworth has a diverse range of work experience in various roles and industries. Joe is currently working at NETGEAR as the Principal Product Security Architect, where they analyze, specifies, and approves designs for compliance with security standards. Previously, they held the role of Executive Member & Trading Algorithms Scientist at TrendPred LLC, where they developed machine learning-based automated trading algorithms. Joe has also served as the CTO & Stock Price Prediction & Trading Algorithms Scientist at TrendPred DBA - 90+% profitable Exits - Algorithms based Prop desk, engineering successful AI trading algorithms.

In their earlier career, Joe held leadership positions at Delta Dental of Michigan, where they served as the VP and Chief Technology Officer, and at Corbis, where they were the Senior Director of Search, Metadata & Architecture. Joe also worked at Bayes Analytic LLC as the CTO, Principal Consultant, and Algorithms Research Scientist, focusing on solving complex problems in distributed consulting and machine learning. Additionally, they have experience as the CTO and Principal Research Engineer at A2WH, specializing in renewable energy water extraction technology.

Joe has also worked at major companies like Amazon.com, serving as a Principal Engineer/Architect and Principal Product Manager in the Enterprise Systems Group, and at XDOBS.COM LLC, where they were the Principal Scientist, CTO, and Founder, involved in water, cooling, and renewable energy solutions. Joe has contributed to various inventions and technologies in the field of renewable energy and environmental impact reduction.

Furthermore, Joe has played a role in CorrectEnergySolutions.com as a Principal Inventor, focusing on renewable-powered water, chilling, and refrigeration technologies. Throughout their career, they have demonstrated a strong expertise in technology strategy, architecture, and algorithm development.

Joe Ellsworth attended Weber State University from 1981 to 1983 but did not earn a degree or specify a field of study.