Olivier Rozay

Olivier Rozay has a wealth of experience in the technology industry. Olivier began their career in 1993 as a Trainee Researcher at the Toshiba Corporation Microelectronics R&D Center. In 1995, they moved to Alcatel as an Offer Manager in the Mobile Communications Division. In 1997, they joined Globalstar as Manager of Network Architecture & Services, where they were responsible for the technical management of equipment vendors, service providers, international carriers and Internet service providers for the rollout of voice, IP data, and messaging services. In 2005, they joined Palm as Regional Director, Asia Pacific, where they managed the launch of new products and implementation of sales strategy across the APAC region. In 2009, they moved to HP as Director of Carrier Development in the webOS Global Business Unit, where they were responsible for engaging with new carriers and forming partnerships for the launch of smartphones based on Palm's next generation WebOS operating system. In 2011, they joined Pinger as Chief Revenue & Growth Officer, leading the company's Revenue and Growth initiatives. Olivier also served as Chief Revenue Officer (CRO) and VP of Business Development & Monetization. In 2014, they co-founded the indie game studio Pixelbizarre, producing Penguin Breakout and Pumpkin Blaster on iOS. Their latest game, Crashy Cars, is a Google Play Top 10 Indie Games festival winner. Olivier is currently working on Crystal Slap, a new multi-player fighting and strategy game.

Olivier Rozay attended ISEP - école d'ingénieurs du numérique from 1988 to 1993, where they obtained a MSEE in Electronics.