Peter Theill is a veteran software engineer and serial founder with 19+ years building products from ISP services to consumer mobile apps, currently co-founder of Zublime and Familio and founder of Commanigy. He blends deep hands-on expertise across many languages (from assembler and C++ to Ruby, C#, Go and Swift) with a knack for shipping reliable, bandwidth-efficient mobile and backend systems used in production. Peter has led mobile teams (iOS/Android/React Native) for startups like Drivr and Click A Taxi, helped scale GoMore for VC readiness, and contributed backend enhancements and testing infrastructure to the widely used parse-server open-source project. A pragmatic CTO who sold an early marketplace (FileBasket) to Digital River, he pairs entrepreneurial experience with formal computer science training from RUC and University of Copenhagen. Less obvious: he wrote production software across decades starting on a C64 and Amiga, and balances engineering intensity with endurance sports, including marathons and Ironman-distance triathlons.
19 years of coding experience
17 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor Computer Science, Bachelor Computer Science at Københavns Universitet - University of Copenhagen
Stenhus Gymnasium
Datamatician Computer Science, Datamatician Computer Science at Roskilde University
Contributions:20 commits, 1 PR, 16 comments in 4 days
Contributions summary:Peter focused on enhancing the backend functionality of the Parse Server, contributing to the configuration and management aspects of the application. Their work included implementing API endpoints for retrieving and updating global configurations, which are essential for controlling server behavior. The user also introduced testing infrastructure for the global config features, ensuring the reliability of the implemented functionalities. Furthermore, the user updated file and schema-related configurations to enhance performance.
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