Darren Labrum

Darren Labrum

---

Awards & recognition stemming from past entrepreneurial ventures: Winner of Utah Governor'€™s Office of Economic Development Promising New Business Council of State Governments Innovation Award Featured in Research Matters - USU Presented on Capital Hill, Salt Lake City, UT The Thumb Award -€“ Salt Lake Tribune Industry Summary: Providing net-centric software applications to industries that span from government to health care. Has advanced skills in relational database management system design, web-centric software application methodologies, and web-centric application development and implementation including SaaS and the cloud. Most recently, has successfully completed projects for clients that include Los Alamos National Laboratories, St. Mark’s Hospital, Infovision, Inc., EIRI (USU), Community Health Connect, and Mortgage First, Inc. Specializes in the design and deployment of high-caliber systems that encapsulate complex processes in web-centric environments.

Project Manager - Financial Lending Platform at Acceligent Capital

June 2008 - September 2011

Project Manager and Lead for a start up investment by Acceligent Capital into a financial lending platform. Overseeing strategic development, technical execution, and direction of new financial lending platform.

Project Manager & Developer at Law Firm - California (firm's clients include Walmart and other retailers)

August 2006 - February 2007

Project management of information management system for California law firm. Software manages client's accounts with major retailers including Walmart and others. Development of prototype system and consulting.

Systems Developer at Mortgage First, Inc.

November 2003 - August 2006

Creator of the UAS at Utah State University (EIRI)

June 2001 - July 2002

Created, designed, and developed the Universal Application System (UAS) with my business partner Nathan Garn. The UAS is an enterprise software system that radically simplifies the process of applying for health-care assistance. After we presented the UAS to health-care professionals, the rights to use the software were purchased by Utah State University (USU). The UAS has grown rapidly from its presentation by two BYU students at small meetings to being presented by USU at Capital Hill in Salt Lake City. On October 20, 2005, Nathan and I were featured in the Salt Lake Tribune, which describes how the UAS dramatically increases efficiency in applying for health-care programs. The article points out how other states, including Indiana, Kansas, and Arizona, have expressed interest in adopting the software. The Tribune article describes a study that was carried out in which “a whopping 98 percent of those (that used the UAS) . . . said they would recommend it to others.”

Software Application Developer at Infovision, Inc.

January 2000 - September 2001

Carried out enterprise-level systems for clients from government to health-care. Clients included St. Mark’s Hospital (a major hospital licensed for 300 beds and has 1600 employees, 600 physicians, and 180 volunteers) and Los Alamos National Laboratories (government research center).

Co-founder & CTO at Circle Five, Inc.

May 2011

"This is killer!" - Josh Houser, VP Sales, Vivint. (World's 2nd largest home security company). We're hiring: Work for one of the newest and exciting companies in UT! Backed and funded by the same people/groups that funded some of the most exciting and successful companies in Utah including Fusion.io, Skullcandy, Control4, and Omniture.

Brigham Young University

2002 – 2007