Sal cofounded SearchShark.COM in 1997. SearchShark.COM was the first publicly available Java
powered meta-search tool on the World Wide Web. It was also the first search tool to combine
adaptive search, an extended set of personalized search tools, and privacy options on a single site.
After SearchShark.COM Sal was an Entrepreneur-in-Residence and later CTO for Software
Development Services US (SDS-US), a global technology sourcing company based in the US, UK,
and Ukraine. As part of that role, he became interim CTO for NYCHSRO-MedReview, New York
State’s oldest medical utilization management firm.
In 2002, Sal cofounded Marincorp Solutions LLC, a hybrid technology-service and business process
outsourcing (BPO) firm headquartered in New York City, NY. Sal and his cofounder grew Marincorp to
over 400 employees and assigns powering operations across India, in the Philippines, and in Argentina.
Marincorp serviced insurance, banking, medical, and retail clients in the United States and across
the European Union.
Sal is also the founder of LAB09 LLC, a New York – New Jersey based technology incubator for
companies seeking to develop vastly scalable technology solutions suitable for the high-speed, low
latency, fault resistant worlds of market data, securities trading and hybrid social
networking-mobile applications.
Sal’s experience includes high-speed market data systems, fixed-income, convertible and
currency & credit derivative trading and hedging systems, as well as trading support and
surveillance systems, and corporate action & reconciliation systems.
Sal has extensive experience with high speed messaging systems, distributed memory transaction processing,
and stream based ESP and CEP products. He has worked with partners like Gigaspaces, Oracle, and Sun to
deliver solutions that process over 200K transactions/sec, with latency in the microseconds range.
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Sal Magnone’s Specialties:
- Taking companies start to finish
- Building ideas into products and products into businesses
Technology:
- High Performance OLTP/OLAP distributed memory, cluster, and grid systems
- Multi-terabyte class data repositories, and real-time ETL
- Activity surveillance and analytics
