Deni Llambiri

Deni Llambiri has a diverse and extensive work experience spanning several companies. They began their career as a Software Engineer at dynamicsoft, where they developed and maintained applications utilizing the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP). They then moved on to EXIGIS, initially working as a Technical Architect before being promoted to Director. During their time at EXIGIS, they played an integral role in the design, architecture, and implementation of RiskWorks, a SaaS platform for automating risk management functions.

After EXIGIS, Deni joined Archive Systems as a Development Manager, overseeing the development team for the Carta family of SaaS products focused on HR and AP verticals. They spearheaded the development of a next-generation SaaS platform, replacing client-specific customizations with a more scalable and efficient configuration-based approach.

Deni then joined Binary Tree as the Director of Development, where they led a distributed engineering team for a diverse product portfolio, including the development of Power365, an award-winning Azure-based SaaS platform, and Active Directory Pro, a solution for enterprise Active Directory migration and consolidation projects.

They subsequently worked at Quest Software as a Director of Software Engineering before joining Amazon Web Services (AWS) as a Software Development Manager. Finally, Deni returned to Quest Software as the Director of Software Engineering.

Throughout their career, Deni has showcased strong leadership abilities and has gained extensive operational experience working with large enterprise customers. They have demonstrated expertise in various areas, such as SaaS platform development, cloud-native solutions, and enterprise software engineering.

Deni Llambiri completed a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science and Mathematics from Kean University between 1996 and 2000. After that, they pursued a Master of Science degree in Computer Science from New York University, which they completed between 2000 and 2002.