Brian Belmont

Brian Belmont has a diverse work experience in the technology industry. Brian started their career at Boca Research Inc. as a Senior SW Engineer, where they developed various PC software. Brian then worked at Compaq Computer Corp. in management and senior architect positions, contributing to the design and development of software for PC-TV convergence products. From there, they joined Texas Instruments as Director of PC Systems Software.

Brian later became the CTO and VP of Engineering at Media Sourcery Inc before moving to Intel Corporation. At Intel, they held multiple roles, including Director of Consumer Broadband Frameworks, Manager of Mobile Platforms, and Manager of SW Engineering for Consumer Digital Audio Systems. Brian also led cross-functional teams and collaborated with partners to bring internet apps and services to televisions and other consumer electronics devices.

Before their time at Intel, Brian was Vice President of Software Engineering at ARRIS, where they managed a global software development team and drove the development of product suites for network management and workforce management.

Brian then served as Vice President of Engineering at Ensequence, leading the product management, engineering, program management, services, and quality assurance teams to deliver interactive television solutions.

Brian's most recent role was as Vice President of Engineering at Intel - GE Care Innovations, where they were responsible for all product development functions, including software and hardware development, quality assurance, and program management.

Currently, Brian is the Chief Technology Officer at TRC Healthcare, a leading provider of digital advisory and education information solutions in the healthcare industry. In this role, they oversee the development of evidence-based advice, recommendations, and continuing education programs for healthcare professionals.

Brian Belmont completed their undergraduate education at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute from 1982 to 1986. During this time, they pursued a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer and Systems Engineering.