Cisco Caceres

Cisco Caceres has extensive experience in the technology industry. Cisco began their career in 1996 as the CEO and CTO of Core Logic Software, Inc., a consulting company during the dot com bubble. Cisco then moved on to SmartChannels, LLC in 1998, where they served as the Chief Technology Officer and designed and implemented an integrated content management, relationship management, project collaboration, personalization, and web publishing system. In 2004, they became the Chief Technology Officer of Einstrong, LLC, where they acquired SmartChannels and got into the prediction market. The company was dissolved in 2014. Caceres then moved on to ZettaZing, LLC in 2014, where they served as the Chief Technology Officer and created a complete push platform (Client/Server) called Echo. In 2017, they became the Chief Technology Officer of SmartEar, Inc., where they provided hands-on architecture leadership and evaluated, designed, and implemented most of the software involved in the product and company. In 2018, they became the CTO and Co-Founder of VoiceMe.AI, where they were responsible for overseeing all technology related matters in the company. In 2020, they became the Chief Software Architect of FortifID, Inc., where they re-architected and implemented a good portion of the platform to make it a lot more scalable and modular. In 2021, they became the CTO and Co-Founder of VoiceBrain and the Founder, Chief Technology Officer, and Principal Developer of Barbarians LLC, a cutting-edge software products and business development studio for startups. Cisco also co-owned Damn Good Pepper in 2014.

Cisco Caceres attended Granite Hills High School from 1986 to 1987, where they obtained a High School degree. Cisco then attended Coleman University from 1992 to 1993, studying Computer and Information Sciences and Support Services. Finally, they attended San Diego State University in 1993, studying Computer Science.