Marley Gray
IT Specialist - Low Carbon Ventures at Oxy
Houston, Texas, United States
Summary
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Top SchoolMarley Gray is an IT specialist and seasoned technology leader with over a decade of experience building blockchain, cloud, and trusted computing solutions for enterprise and ecological markets. At Microsoft he founded the Azure Blockchain Engineering team and drove tokenization, confidential computing, and multi-party architectures that shaped digital asset standards and financial services implementations. Now focused on low-carbon ventures at Oxy, he blends product design, enterprise architecture, and policy work to create transparent, high-quality carbon credit tokens and digital MRV frameworks. Aboard industry bodies like the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance and the InterWork Alliance, he has quietly influenced interoperability and standards that underlie many production ecosystems. Based in Houston, his background in both deep engineering and ecosystem strategy gives him a rare ability to translate cutting-edge research into operational platforms that meet regulatory and market needs.
10 years of coding experience
20 years of employment as a software developer
BS History, BS History at Appalachian State University
Github Skills (37)
ecology10
taxonomy10
bicep10
arm-templates10
biodiversity10
arm10
azure10
blockchain9
distributed-ledger8
specification8
visual-studio-code-extension7
database6
enclave5
dotnet-core5
entity-framework5
Programming languages (9)
Github contributions (5)
Azure/azure-blockchain-projects
Mar 2016 - Sep 2019
Home of blockchain and distributed ledger projects like Azure Blockchain as a Service DevTest labs artifacts.
Contributions:47 PRs, 135 pushes, 3 branches in 3 years 6 months
azureblockchaindistributed-ledger
okcashpro/azure-blockchain-projects
Jan 2018 - Apr 2019
Home of blockchain and distributed ledger projects like Azure Blockchain as a Service DevTest labs artifacts.
Contributions:18 commits in 1 year 2 months
azureblockchaindistributed-ledger
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