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Alex Pareto

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Alex Pareto

Forgepoint | Building AI for American manufacturers

2025Co-founder· Forgepoint
Founder · since 2016
Company
Forgepoint
Role
Co-Founder & CTO
current
Stage
—
no public source
Raised
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no public source
Based
New York, NY
current
Founder / co-founder — the company's markEmployee / research role
Source: LinkedIn work history
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Forgepoint

AI coworkers for the manufacturing back office.

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Experience

Career

  • Forgepoint logo

    Forgepoint

    Co-founder

    Co-Founder & CTO · New York, NY · 2025 – Present

    2025
  • Brex logo

    Brex

    Head of Engineering | Spend Management · San Francisco Bay Area · 2024 – 2025

    2024
  • Brex logo

    Brex

    Senior Engineering Manager | Spending Experience · 2023 – 2024

    2023
  • Brex logo

    Brex

    Engineering Manager · 2021 – 2023

    2021
  • Brex logo

    Brex

    Technical Lead / Manager · 2020 – 2021

    2020
  • Brex logo

    Brex

    Software Engineer · 2020

    2020
  • Complex NTWRK logo

    Complex NTWRK

    Director of Engineering · Los Angeles Metropolitan Area · 2019 – 2020

    2019
  • Demeanor.co logo

    Demeanor.co

    Founder

    Founder · Los Angeles Metropolitan Area · 2017 – 2019

    2017
  • Facebook logo

    Facebook

    Software Engineering · 2017

    2017
  • LavaLab logo

    LavaLab

    Founder

    Incubee · 2016

    2016
  • MyJobCredit.com logo

    MyJobCredit.com

    Software Engineer · Greater Los Angeles Area · 2015 – 2016

    2015

Bio

Alex is CTO of Forgepoint. Alex started his career as a founder in a YC backed startup that was later acquired by NTWRK, where he joined as the Director Engineering. After NTWRK, Alex joined Brex as a founding engineer on the Spend Management team. Over 5 years, he grew to lead Spend Management engineering for ~40 engineers and managers before starting Forgepoint. His entire family lives in Cleveland Ohio, and he's passionate about re-industrializing the mid-west.