Dick Sillman is a highly experienced and innovative engineer who has made significant contributions to the tech industry throughout his career. He has played an integral role in the development and launch of several groundbreaking products for big names like Apple, Microsoft, and Sun Microsystems. Sillman's notable products include the AppleTV, Magic Mouse, WebTV set-top box, and Sun 4/100 Workstation.

Sillman's expertise lies in system design, consumer electronics, sensors, embedded systems, wireless networking, signal processing, and compute and storage arrays. As a technical leader, he has successfully driven hardware and software engineers, product designers, and global JDM partnerships. His passion for quality results, respectful collaboration, and inspiring people to deliver their best continues to make a significant impact in the tech industry.

With a BSEE in Electrical Engineering and a minor in Business Administration from Carnegie Mellon University, as well as graduate studies at both Stanford University and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Sillman has a strong educational foundation to build upon. He has held various high-level positions, such as CTO of Sun Microsystems and Director of Engineering at Apple Inc. Sillman has also been recognized for his outstanding leadership skills and innovative contributions, earning two 'President's Awards for Innovation' at Sun Microsystems.

Formerly Vice President of Device Engineering at Ghost Locomotion, Vice President of Devices Engineering at Tile, Vice President of Engineering at Enlighted Inc., and Director of Engineering at OnLive, Inc., Sillman has proven to be a valuable asset for various companies. He has also driven the design and manufacturing of the award-winning OnLive Game MicroConsole and Wireless Game Controller. Additionally, he has delivered results for early-stage startups that led to five successful exits, including Sun, WebTV, Enlighted, Andes Networks, and Metaphor.