Ted Guild is a connectivity and standards leader with 24 years of experience shaping connected vehicle ecosystems, cybersecurity strategy, and interoperability at organizations including Geotab and the W3C. He has led automotive standards development and partner engagement while bridging research and operational IT from roles at MIT CSAIL and as W3C Head of IT. Known for translating complex technical and policy requirements into practical standards, he combines deep protocol and security insight with hands-on systems experience. Based in Portland, Maine, he brings a multidisciplinary background—from Russian studies to technical leadership—that helps him navigate cross-cultural and cross-domain stakeholder landscapes.
25 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
Russian Language and Literature, Russian Language and Literature at Middlebury College
Hebron Academy
Bachelor of Arts (BA), Russian Studies, Bachelor of Arts (BA), Russian Studies at Hobart and William Smith Colleges
Vehicle Signal Specification - standardized way to describe automotive data
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