In early 2012, Jaime left Google to help imagine and build FullStory. FullStory's goal is to make all online customer experiences better by taking a road less traveled: making websites suck less to make end users happier.
FullStory is backed by KPCB (Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers), Google Ventures, and Salesforce Ventures
Jaime was a Tech Lead at Google, leading a team of 20 engineers building large-scale distributed systems and realtime collaborative applications.
Before that, Jaime worked on the Google Web Toolkit (GWT), lead UI development of Speed Tracer, built profiling and introspection infrastructure for the Webkit rendering engine and Google Chrome, and implemented V8’s C++ API for grabbing JavaScript stack traces in embedded contexts.
Jaime was also responsible for web application performance optimization work across several major Google properties. Including Google Maps, Wave, Google AdWords, and several other internal apps. Jaime won an OC Award (the second highest award for innovation at Google) for his work on AdWords.
Simulation Systems Group (GaTech)
In 2006, as a Graduate Researcher, Jaime was the Lead Developer and Point of Contact for a suite of test tools for HLA Federate Compliance Testing (project under contract from the Defense Modeling and Simulation Office). He presented the project to the Spanish Government in the Summer 2006, and at the Simulation Interoperability Workshop (SIW) in Sweden that year.
Aware Home Research Initiative
As an undergraduate in 2004 and 2005, Jaime developed novel home automation proof of concept prototypes leveraging custom RFID antennas, X10 sensors, and speech recognition + text-to-speech.
Personal
In addition to building things with code, Jaime enjoys reading about physics, psychology, the brain, and moral philosophy. Jaime hails from Kingston, Jamaica and is a proud Campion College alum. He received his Masters in Computer Science from Georgia Tech.
Here are some things he did in college over a decade ago.