A filing-based directory of directors at U.S. listed companies and the software experience described in their proxy statements.
69.11% of 53,243 cached filings analysed
6.8% of directors in processed filings show software-background evidence
This project tries to measure how often public-company directors are described as having meaningful software or technology experience.
For each processed filing, the site extracts director biographies from SEC proxy statements and records whether the filing itself presents that director as having a software background. The Tech Score shown for each person is the share of processed mentions that were classified as software-background mentions.
This website is not a hand-curated ranking or certification. It is a filing-based index of what companies say about their directors in public disclosures.
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Company identities and filing metadata come from the SEC submissions bulk data. The evidence shown on director pages comes from DEF 14A proxy filings retrieved from EDGAR.
Those filings are cleaned into text and turned into structured director records, so the site reflects public filing language rather than a commercial profile database.
The backlog is large, and each filing has to be downloaded, cleaned, and processed through the extraction pipeline before it appears here.
Right now the directory is based on 36,794 processed filings out of 53,243 cached filings. If a director or company seems to be missing, that usually means its filings have not been analysed yet rather than that it was intentionally excluded. The progress page tracks that backlog.