Kelly Chu is a seasoned technology entrepreneur and engineering executive with 11 years of leadership experience building product-driven companies and platforms from Los Angeles. As co-founder and CEO/CTO of Sierra Labs and former CTO of Science 37 and Augmently, Kelly blends hands-on engineering with strategic product vision, particularly in telemedicine, AR, and clinical-research platforms. He co-founded and grew ISBX into a 70-person web and mobile shop, demonstrating an ability to scale teams across the U.S. and Philippines while delivering for clients from startups to Fortune 500s. A practical mobile developer as well, he has contributed iOS WebRTC work (apprtc-ios) improving video chat UX and stability, highlighting continued code-level involvement. Kelly also serves on multiple boards, advising on product, technology and business development for healthcare and digital agencies. His background in building offshore teams and patented AR platforms shows a blend of operational rigor and inventive engineering.
11 years of coding experience
17 years of employment as a software developer
Computer Science, Computer Science at University of California, Riverside
Contributions:35 commits, 9 PRs, 32 pushes in 2 years 4 months
Contributions summary:Kelly primarily contributed to the iOS application, focusing on core functionality and user interface improvements. They implemented features such as setting the AppRTC server URL, adjusting the aspect ratio of video views, and enabling zoom functionality. The user also addressed orientation changes and speakerphone control and improved the overall user experience. Additionally, they fixed build and dependency issues.
Content Management System (CMS) for Node JS LoopBack projects
Contributions:356 commits, 109 PRs, 328 pushes in 2 years 5 months
cmsmanagement-systemloopbacknode-jsnodejs
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