The team at AccuFit is comprised of seasoned professionals with a combined 60 years
of experience in the metal distribution, metal cutting, and forging industries. Each of us is passionate about
bringing the latest technology to these industries to help metal manufacturers and distributors save material,
reduce scrap, and operate more efficiently.
Keith Pollan
Keith Pollan, President
Prior to co-founding AccuFit Solutions, Keith worked as the Corporate Controller
for PCC/Carlton Forge Works (NYSE:PCP), a $400M forging company in Paramount, CA.
Keith transitioned the business from a privately held company
to a rigorously managed publicly traded company. Keith was also Corporate Controller
at Harman Kardon (HAR) and the CFO at Edler Industries, Saleen Automotive, WHFC, and Servicecraft where
he worked with PE ownership groups to improve financial performance.
Robert Obear
Robert Obear, Director of Research
Bob sets the vision for AccuFit's product line.
Previously, he ran the Research and Development center at PCC/Carlton Forge Works.
There, he was responsible for many technical innovations which helped increase efficiency
and reduce costs across the business. He also was deeply involved in their metal cutting
technology, and was responsible for moving the industry forward in several key areas.
Rajeev Goel
Rajeev Goel, Director of Technology
Rajeev is a co-founder of AccuFit Solutions, and has a strong background in software architecture
and product design. Previously,
he worked as a principal software design engineer at Microsoft Corporation, working on several
high profile products such as Microsoft Visual Studio and Microsoft Outlook. He also
has experience at several Seattle-area technology startups and mid-size companies
such as Getty Images. Rajeev is passionate about building intuitive user experiences and
bringing innovation to the metals industry.
Surender Goel
Surender Goel, Senior Architect
Surender has been building sophisticated software solutions for over 35 years. Prior to his
role at AccuFit, he singlehandedly built an entirely custom ERP/MRP system for Carlton Forge
Works, a PCC company. The ERP/MRP system included Purchasing, Shipping, Sales Order, Quality,
and Engineering modules. Surender was a pioneer in the area of word processing and mail
merge, building some of the first successful word processing applications before larger
corporations like Microsoft entered the market.
Eric Herrera
Eric Herrera, Senior Developer
Eric has over 16 years of experience in software development in both large Enterprises and small
technology services and product companies, including nine years working as a consultant for
Microsoft. During his career Eric has successfully performed as software developer, developer
in testing, test lead, dev. lead, project manager, chief architect and CTO for the companies
he has worked for. Eric’s main area of expertise is .NET software development, but also excels
in C++ native development (Windows).
Alejandro Alvarez
Alejandro Alvarez, Senior Developer
Alejandro has over 15 years of software development experience
and has worked with both Fortune 500 enterprises and small technology services and product
companies. He is proficient in cloud services, Azure SQL database, and manual and automated
testing. He is a highly committed and motivated individual who is comfortable working in
multilevel groups to deliver complex technology solutions. He believes in keeping good
communication with the customer as the key to decrease software development
time and achieve true customer satisfaction.
Jay Potter
Jay Potter, Senior Developer
Jay has over 26 years of software development experience from Microsoft, ranging from
individual development through managing large development teams supporting Office and
Windows. He is passionate about delivering high quality engineering solutions that
streamline even complex customer expereinces in a reliable, intuitive way.
Anjali Goel
Anjali Goel, Development and Marketing Intern
Anjali just graduated from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign with a B.S.
in mechanical engineering and a minor in computer science. She will be starting her graduate
degree this Fall at Georgia Tech.