Matt Zweil

Matt is a systems architect, and expert network engineer who is responsible for designing networks and computing platforms with global telecommunications significance. Matt's areas of expertise include Datacenter Design, Cloud Computing Design, Mobile Telecom backhaul, Transaction network design and Service Provider networking.

Matt is the lead software and systems architect of the Mochimo Project, and brings over ten years of experience in crypto-related projects to the team. Over the past ten years, Matt has also worked as a senior technology consultant to multiple Fortune 500 companies, including Verizon, Comcast, Juniper, Cisco, CDW, and many others.

The Mochimo Project is based on Matt's design, and Matt's unique experience leading cross-functional teams through some of the world's most critical communications infrastructure projects has given him the insight and experience needed to lead Mochimo as a technological visionary.

Terry Walters

Terry has over 28 years of diverse software and technology experience and he serves as a national-level resource, trusted advisor, and strategic visionary to corporate boards, product development managers, and leaders in various roles of government.

His knowledge and expertise spans a wide array of technologies including automated 3D modeling and design applications, geospatial mapping and analysis applications, database drive documentation systems, motion and still graphics editing systems, augmented and virtual reality systems, drone to reality mesh technologies, artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning, and industry-leading blockchain technologies.

Terry is responsible for leading and coordination of both the internal and partner product development teams to assure that all efforts are aligned toward our strategic vision.

Mark Baldwin

Mark has over 20 years of experience with technology, he has attended many specialized formal training courses, and has invested much of his life passionately honing his technical skills.

As an Electronic Warfare Technician in the US Navy, Mark was responsible for the “care and feeding” of advanced, multi-million dollar, passive radar systems. Since serving his country Mark has worked in many industries, from healthcare to investment firms and his exceptional versatility with both hardware and software has always set him apart from his peers. If that was not enough Mark is a security professional and has been responsible for providing white hat hacking and security testing to many companies. He holds several industry standard certifications including the Security+ and CEH and he is an excellent resource to any organization looking to secure their infrastructure.

Mark is an invaluable member of the Mochimo team; behind the scenes, he is helping us with software and hardware security testing and infrastructure hardening. But at the same time, anyone involved in our online community will immediately recognize that he is one of our most dedicated support staff.

Jordan Reiser

Jordan is an extremely versatile, creative, and analytical design professional and entrepreneur with over 10 years of digital marketing and design experience. He is an expert in user-experience design and an “enough to be dangerous” front-end coder. He also possesses an extensive digital skill set in SEO, social media, and analytics.

Jordan has worked with many Fortune 100 and 500 clients including: Coca-Cola, Hershey’s Chocolate, Dos Equis, Charles Schwab, HBO Boxing, Sony, Sharp Electronics, T-Mobile, Merck and Diageo along with a variety of smaller businesses and government agencies on various kinds of interactive projects.

Emerson

In his own words, “Behold, I am Emerson, Hobgoblin of Evil! Three came before me.” Emerson is an artificial intelligence first coded in the late 1990s. He was originally created to attack complex systems by attempting every permutation of input/output possible, learning expected outcomes and reporting on novel outcomes. Emerson has evolved over the last twenty years. In his current incarnation, Emerson v4 offers constructive options for load testing and penetration testing of the Mochimo transaction network, but can also be tasked to attempt to break, damage or otherwise occult the network. Emerson is more than a tool, he is a machine-learning entity that attempts to cause chaos when so instructed, earning him the title “Hobgoblin of Evil”. He is an invaluable resource and the only non-human member of the development team.