Ripple Labs, the institution behind the Ripple Tokens (XRP) has just offered itself the services of Sarhangi Amir, CEO of Jibe Mobile, acquired by Google in 2015. His new position in the Ripple ecosystem will be based on the development of the global payment network RippleNet, as vice president of product management, according to Reuters.
Ripple Labs and its current of attraction
San Francisco-based Ripple Labs is one of the largest Blockchain companies in the world. In the cryptocurrency, she recorded a sale of more than 163 million dollars (XRP) only for the third quarter of fiscal year 2018.
In very great shape, this institution is in a constant dynamic of innovation, and the proposal of XRP solutions, or the extension of its financial partners through new services demonstrates its fierce ambition.
In this perspective, Ripple Labs seeks to establish its empire through new solutions like RippleNet, a global payment network. Also, he offered the means to hire prominent technicians and developers like Amir Sarhangi, former CEO of Jibe Mobile, bought by Google.
After Jibe Mobile and Google, Sarhangi joins Ripple Labs
Blockchain is a source of employment and IT technicians and engineers rarely escape its attraction. With regard to Sarhangi's course, it is a logical destiny to land in one of the largest platforms in the world.
The new vice president of Ripple went from CEO of his own company to bounce on Google before joining Ripple Labs. Jibe Mobile was the result of Sarhangi's investments and was based on RCS technology (which was meant to replace SMS).
However, the giant Google did not wait long before discovering the potential of this project and in the end, Sarhangi was tempted by an offer to buy while occupying a new position at home.
Currently, it is the same scenario that is repeated and paradoxically Ripple Labs offered him a position of Vice President Products. Apparently, the path of this developer is not ready to stop, given his remarkable resume until today!
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