Paul Klein IV
Paul is a software engineer and startup founder focused on developer tools and infrastructure.
His first company, Stream Club, enabled developers to build live streaming studios in their web browsers. Stream Club raised $2.1m in 2020 and was acquired in 2021 by Mux, a video infrastructure company. At Mux, he leads self-service growth and strategy. Before Stream Club, Paul was a software engineer at Twilio as it grew from $100 million in revenue to over $1+ billion.
Outside of work, you will likely catch Paul staying active. In 2021 he completed a full-distance Ironman, swam from Alcatraz to SF, and ran three marathons. His Hawk Hill PR is a soft 9:29.
Paul has lived in San Francisco for the past ten years, starting with his time studying computer science at San Francisco State University. He’s lived in the Sunset, SOMA, Mission, Duboce Triangle, and Lower Haight.
George Matelich
George Matelich is a software engineer turned product manager. He currently leads the consumer product team at Hometap, a Boston-based fintech but also has a background in enterprise SaaS and prop tech.
Prior to Hometap, George was a product lead and operating GM at Updater, where he launched a first-of-its-kind resident onboarding platform and scaled that to over 500k live units in under one year. George has also worked on a self-serve, omni-audio DSP for SMBs, a subscription payments platform and spent time as software engineer and product manager at Workday.
When not working, George spends a lot of time riding his road bike about as far as he can, running, hiking, fly fishing, cooking or reading. George lives in Kennebunk, Maine now with his wife, Anne, cat Roland and dog Hashbrown where is has quickly built a large networking community, Nexus Maine. He spent 6 years in San francisco prior to moving to Maine and is originally from Larchmont, New York. George graduated from Washington and Lee University with a bachelors of science in computer science.