Bob Lee

Bob Lee was an American technology executive based in Miami, Florida. He was the son of Rick Lee and brother of Tim Oliver Lee.

From 1997-2000, Lee worked as a web developer for several organizations including Red Rock Consulting, Southeast Missouri State University, and D’Arcy.¹⁾ He then took on senior consulting positions at Capgemini; Ajilon Consulting (where he “developed MasterCard's member bank web site”); and OCI (where he built a stock trading system for A.G. Edwards).

Lee worked at AT&T from September 2003 to October 2004, then jumped to a longer-term position at Google as a staff software engineer. There, he “led the core library development for Android,” the company’s mobile operating system.²⁾

In January 2010, Lee was headhunted by e-commerce startup Square, where he went to work as Chief Technology Officer.³⁾ He led the development of Square’s Cash App,⁴⁾ launching in October 2013 under the named Square Cash.⁵⁾

Two months later, Lee took a job as a limited partner with SV Angel.⁶⁾

In May 2017, Lee became a limited partner at SignalFire.

Lee moved to Miami, Florida in late 2022.⁷⁾

Lee was fatally stabbed near downtown San Francisco, California on April 4, 2023. He was brought to San Francisco General Hospital where he was pronounced dead.⁸⁾

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