Rob Buller

Rob Buller has a diverse work experience spanning several industries. Rob started their career at JPMorgan Chase & Co. in 1991 and worked there for a year in an industry role. In 1990, they pursued their passion for writing and became an author under the pen name Rob Slater at iUniverse, LLC.

In 1998, Rob founded Market Street Telemedia, a pioneer in online groceries with its solution now known as Harris Teeters Express Lanes. Rob also founded Confidant in 1999, where they built a virtual assistant with various features, and today it serves as Regus virtual assistant.

Rob's entrepreneurial spirit continued when they started the Lacrosse Alumni network on LinkedIn in 1999, which now has nearly 5,000 members. In the same year, they founded the Virginia Lacrosse Club, a successful non-profit lacrosse program that merged into the Baltimore Crabs in 2014. The program has helped nearly 100 boys pursue college lacrosse.

Rob's work in technology entrepreneurship began in 2002 at Cyberhill Partners, LLC, where they played a vital role. Finally, in 2021, they became the Chief Executive Officer of Pahu, a company they founded. At Pahu, Rob created the first Artificial Intelligence Identity, utilizing smartphone sensor data and AI to enable passwordless authentication with high accuracy.

Overall, Rob Buller's work experience showcases their expertise in various fields, including finance, writing, technology entrepreneurship, and leadership roles in lacrosse programs and virtual assistant development.

Rob Buller obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Pennsylvania from 1986 to 1989. Rob was awarded the Department of Defense Top Secret Clearance in January 2015 by the DoD Inspector General.