Daryn Nakhuda

Daryn Nakhuda

VP, Software Development and Product Management at Waabi
Greater Seattle Area

Daryn Nakhuda is VP of Software Development and Product Management at Waabi. He previously founded Mighty AI, a startup acquired by Uber, and has held senior engineering roles at Aurora and Amazon. His expertise includes software engineering, product development, executive leadership, and applying AI to complex real-world systems.

  • Waabi VP, Software Development and Product Management 2022–present · current
  • Mighty AI Founder, Chief Executive Officer & Founder 2017–2019, Chief Technology Officer & Founder 2014–2017 · current
  • Aurora Senior Director of Software Engineering 2021–2022, Director, Software Engineering 2021 · past
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    Uber Director, Software Engineering - Uber ATG 2019–2021 · past
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    Porch Group Director of Engineering 2014 · past
  • Amazon Founding SDE / Software Development Manager, Amazon Restaurants 2013–2014, Senior Software Engineer (SDE-3), AmazonLocal 2012–2013 · past
  • TeachStreet.com CTO 2009–2012, Senior Engineer 2008–2009 · past
  • Mixpo Director of Engineering 2008 · past
  • Eyejot Co-Founder and CTO 2006–2008 · past
  • Spam Arrest, LLC CTO & Principal Engineer 2002–2006 · past
  • eNIC / VeriSign Senior Programmer 2000–2002 · past
  • Altrec.com Programmer 1999–2000 · past
  • Medius Interactive Programmer 1997–1999 · past

Education

  • University of Washington BA, Communications, New Media · 1996–1999
  • University of Maryland None, Chemistry, Computer Science · 1994–1996

Organizations

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  • Waabi VP, Software Development and Product Management 2022–present · current
  • Mighty AI Founder, Chief Executive Officer & Founder 2017–2019, Chief Technology Officer & Founder 2014–2017 · current
  • Aurora Senior Director of Software Engineering 2021–2022, Director, Software Engineering 2021 · past

Education

  • University of Washington BA, Communications, New Media · 1996–1999
  • University of Maryland None, Chemistry, Computer Science · 1994–1996

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