Homebuilding tech company Veev has named former Intel Corp. executive Ari Rauch as chief operating officer.
Veev, which has raised nearly $200 million to date in total funding, has vertically integrated the entire homebuilding process — from development through to design, materials, and manufacturing — to deliver a higher-quality living experience for everyone, the company said.
“To deliver on our mission to create exceptional living experiences for all, it’s critical we recruit talent that is not only capable, but also buys into our vision and culture of innovation powered by the fusion of people and technology,” said Amit Haller, Veev co-founder and CEO. “Ari’s addition to our team does just that. With his multidisciplinary background and expertise in emerging technologies, we’re certain his leadership will complement our momentum at this exciting time in Veev’s expansion.”
Rauch brings an extensive background in operations management, having overseen product, R&D and marketing departments. He will lead Veev operations through the entire life cycle of products and services, driving the expansion, automation and digitalization of the new era of home construction.
Prior to joining Veev, Rauch served as vice president and general manager of the graphics technology division at Intel, where he oversaw product, R&D and marketing departments. Prior to Intel Corporation, he was corporate vice president at AMD Corporation, leading its expansive global engineering teams and software transformation programs.
