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Parimics' Executive Management
is an accomplished team that has proven on multiple occasions
that it can successfully build a company and team from the ground
up, can execute towards the vision of the founders, bring a project
to the finish line on time and on budget, and fulfill market needs.
Royce
Johnson, CEO
Since the inception of Parimics Royce Johnson has been its Chief
Executive Officer. He additionally serves as the acting Chief
Financial Officer. He is a seasoned entrepreneur with experience
in startups as well as in instituting change in large companies.
Prior to cofounding Parimics, he was instrumental in starting
six other companies in Silicon Valley, one of which he successfully
helped bring to an IPO. Before becoming a serial entrepreneur,
Royce was the Director of the Vendor of Choice and Strategic Programs
at Intel, where he was responsible for leading Intel's corporate-wide
Vendor of Choice Program, and where he established the MBO Program.
Before that, he was the General Manager of the Microprocessor
Engineering and Business Services as well as the Co-General Manager
of the Microprocessor Group at Intel. He brings in his extensive
experience in operations and in internal marketing as well as
pricing strategies. Royce stands for business and operational
excellence. He received his MBA from the Graduate School of Business
Administration of the University of Michigan. He holds an undergraduate
degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Nebraska.
Axel Kloth, CTO and Vice President of Engineering
Axel Kloth is the
Chief Technology Officer and Vice President of
Engineering of Parimics. He has an extensive background and a
broad experience in architecting, designing, implementing and
introducing new and disruptive technologies in semiconductors
and in systems. Before founding Parimics, Axel was a Distinguished
Engineer at Mindspeed, which was a spinoff of Conexant. He came
to Conexant through the acquisition of HotRail, which he helped
reorient - away from ccNUMA-type SMP switches towards communication
switch fabrics - and where as a member of the Technical Advisory
Board he was the driving force and the architect behind the iScale
switch fabric. Prior to that, he was a Senior System Architect
at infineon Technologies where he worked on the first scalable
and fully programmable Network Processor architecture that scaled
from OC-48 to OC-768. He was on the career fast track within Siemens
AG where he held various engineering and program management positions
before he joined Infineon. Axel holds a post-grad degree in physics
from CAU ("Christian-Albrechts-Universität")
Kiel in Germany. See also Axel's profile on LinkedIn.
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