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On getting a job at Amazon in 2003 and working with Jeff Bezos: 'I was probably more egotistical than I needed to be' Here, Selinger talks to CNBC Make It about why he opted for a career in tech, why he loved going back to college after dropping out, and some of the lessons from his long string of start-ups, including what he learned working with Bezos at Amazon.

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Since then, his career has taken him from researching customer behavior for the development of Amazon's product recommendation system to building the interactive real estate maps and data analytics software that helped Redfin reach its current $5.2 billion valuation. When it got acquired a couple years later, Selinger parlayed his experience into a job at 2Roam, another tech start-up - where, 'including some moonlighting,' he made $100,000 per year.ĢRoam went under in 2001, and that's where Selinger's story deviates from the norm - because unlike many other Silicon Valley stalwarts, he returned to school and finished his degree in 2003. In 1997, he dropped out of Stanford University for a software engineer job at a tech start-up called Fl圜ast. Selinger's origin story is nearly stereotypical.

'I can see Deep Sentinel being a public, $50 or $100 billion dollar company in 10 years, that's what I'm focused on every day,' he says. The company has raised more than $25 million from investors, including Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, according to Selinger - who says he's already eyeing bigger fish. He says he 'tried to retire' after stepping down as CEO of e-commerce software company RichRelevence in 2015, 'and within a week, I was staying up till 3 o'clock in the morning writing code.'Ī year later, Selinger launched Pleasanton, California-based Deep Sentinel, which uses artificial intelligence to power smart cameras for its home security systems. Selinger tells CNBC Make It that he is the type of person who always needs to be working on something. In total, the 42-year-old Selinger - an early Amazon employee, co-founder and CTO of Redfin and most recently, founder and CEO of home security start-up Deep Sentinel - has been a co-founder, early employee or an advisor at no fewer than 19 Silicon Valley start-ups. Some, like online real estate company Redfin, have been extremely successful.