Joshua Kerr

Entrepreneur, CEO of Zosh

I've been building technologies to help empower consumers for over a decade. I am currently CEO of Zosh a company I co-founded with Alexander Bibighaus in 2006. Zosh enables users to fill out, sign and return documents from their mobile phone.

Prior to Zosh, I was CEO of Ideal Science a software company I founded in early 1998 which developed scalable Bulletin Board software used by Microsoft on their xBox gaming properties (most famously Bungie Studios which produced Halo, Halo2 and Halo3.)

Before Ideal Science, I worked as a software engineer at Compaq Computer Corporation. I was in charge of developing test software for controller chips in notebook computers as well as training the engineers which used his software.

In college I developed one of the first MP3 web sites "Deadabase" which became famous when it was threatened lawsuit by the Grateful Dead for copyright infringement. After some negotiation they agreed to amend their policy and allow me to continue to distribute their music paving the way for future technologies like Napster and P2P.

I have a computer science degree from the University of Texas at Austin.