Adrian has always been a technology nerd. He graduated from Texas A&M University with a degree in Computer Science and went to work at Compaq Computer Corporation. He spent two decades there (Compaq was acquired by HP) performing all kinds of job roles: Developer, Database Designer, Project Engineer, Knowledge Engineer, Blackbelt, Six Sigma, Process Improvement, Project Management, People Management, Product Management, Product Marketing, Regional Marketing, System Manager, and New Product and Technology Strategy just to name a few.
He moved from Texas to Washington state to join Microsoft in the Internet of Things (IoT) space running world-wide teams enabling the success of Strategic Partners and Customers. While there, he moved his family and his farm animals in the early 2020s to South Carolina to enjoy many more days of sunlight than what is offered in the PNW!
In 2023, he became the Senior Platform Manager with the Centrios startup organization inside of ASSA ABLOY focusing on delivering physical access control solutions for Small Businesses. Businesses should never have to become experts in door locks and tools that manage people’s access and instead focus on what generates revenue for the business. Centrios enables Small Business to take seconds out of their day to keep their businesses secure, instead of potentially hours.
In 2026, he joined SkyeVantage as the Chief Technology Officer (CTO) in part to help accelerate the SkyeVantage Cloud Platform’s capabilities and expand the future vision and roadmap.
Wanting to help the local community, he started SkyeVantage Solutions, LLC to offer the best-in-class roof replacement experiences to the people of Upstate South Carolina and beyond!
“One of the best things I love about SkyeVantage is the goal to help educate the customer to make the best decision possible when replacing their roof. Our homes are sacred to us, and I’m all about offering help to my community to help them make the best decision possible when it comes to this challenging event in their lives, even if the best option is to choose a competitor (however rare that may be).” – Adrian