CTO
- noun
- /siː tiː oʊ/
- Jargon
- Jeff is CTO and co-founder of Find Business Media, LLC, and former CTO of Mahalo.com.
- CEO and CTO
- founder and CTO
- cofounder and CTO
So Latonya, you were the CTO at the FTC.
- So Latonya, you were the CTO at the FTC.
- We booked meetings with five other CTOS in five large Swedish companies.
- I believe he was like the interim CTO for a while for, for a bit.
- So, you know, we're just talking to the CTO of the UK or talking to the CTO of India who's moving really fast.
- He has had, you know, job titles like CTO, chief technological Officer, chief architect.
- John Carmack who's a part time Oculus CTO.
- He was formerly the CTO of Coinbase and general partner at Andreessen Horowitz.
- Your Rockstar CTO roommate is late on the software.
- Of course, Microsoft CEO, come on, or CTO, come on stage.
Examples
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Dmitriy Rogatkin is the CTO for WikiOrgCharts, where he is responsible for the technological direction of the company.
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Joel Eriksson is the CTO of Bitsec, a newly founded security company based in Sweden.
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But I, I was giving a talk somewhere and in the audience was the CTO of the New York Times.
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The CTO is more of an IT professional.
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The following is a conversation with Kevin Scott, the CTO of Microsoft.
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Mark is a frequent speaker and blogger on APIs and security, and is CTO at Vordel.
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Instead, it has created more efficiency, at least according to Dharmesh Shah, cofounder and CTO of HubSpot.
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Chris Wysopal is co-founder and CTO of Veracode, which provides an on-demand software security analysis service.
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Kevin Scott is the CTO of Microsoft, overseeing its technological direction and strategy.
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As the CTO of the New York Times, she is responsible for the company's tech innovations.
Synonyms
A senior manager who leads a company's information technology and data systems
A senior manager who makes important plans and decisions for a company
How Senior
Surface Forms
Etymology
CTO in technology stands for Chief, Technology, Officer, and Technology means tools and systems like computers and software. So a CTO is the company's senior leader in charge of technical direction and strategy.