Trevor Hinesley

Architected, developed, and launched the Filepass platform as the sole engineer and technical co-founder, enabling seamless integration with Soundstripe's scaling operations and directly contributing to successful Series A funding rounds.

Established an industry-recognized brand, securing partnerships with high-profile clients including Billboard-charting artists and major record labels, driving significant market adoption.

Streamlined complex music creation workflows for artists, producers, and record labels, enhancing collaboration efficiency and accelerating project delivery.

Architected and developed the Soundstripe platform as the sole technical co-founder for the initial two years, successfully bootstrapping the business to over $1M in Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) before securing external capital.

Formulated and executed a holistic technology strategy that scaled a disruptive business model, propelling the company to #68 on the Inc. 5000 list with a remarkable 3-year growth rate of 4,724%.

Scaled the core technology platform from zero to over 1 million users across more than 160 countries globally, ensuring robust global accessibility and performance.

Partnered in sourcing and negotiating over $17M in venture capital funding ($500k Seed, $4M Series A, $9M Series B, additional bridge rounds), leading all technical due diligence processes.

Directed all IT, Security, and Compliance operations for a geographically dispersed workforce across 12+ U.S. states and a global customer base, serving clients from individual creators to multinational Fortune enterprises.

Developed and deployed custom web applications for a diverse client portfolio, including startups and Fortune 500 enterprises, through independent and agency contracts.

Rapidly advanced from an entry-level developer to leading architecture and stability for full-stack consumer and administrative applications within one year of starting professional contracts.

Engineered highly scalable software solutions, often delivering functional prototypes within 2 days, capable of serving hundreds of thousands of users.