Zach Robin has over two decades of experience in the energy industry, passionately working to accelerate the clean energy transition. As CEO of Hatch Data, he led the company to become North America’s preeminent real estate decarbonization platform. At EnerNOC, he led product innovation and significantly contributed to its acquisition by Enel.

Zach is committed to the intersection of sustainability and technology. He is excited to bring his strategic vision and ability to build high-performing teams to Recurve.  

He holds an MBA and MS from the University of Michigan and a BS in Computer Science from Vanderbilt University.

As the leader of Recurve's policy team, Carmen works to understand and help shape the national policy and regulatory landscape and its impact on demand flexibility. 

Before working at Recurve, Carmen was head of Evaluation, Measurement, and Verification (EM&V) for the California Public Utilities Commission where she facilitated the Commission’s transition to standardized data and reporting, priority-based evaluation planning, and stakeholder engagement processes to manage its large-scale energy efficiency evaluation portfolio. She brought the findings and insights from these efforts to statewide energy policy through demand forecasting, integrated resource planning, and overall improvements in the deployment of energy efficiency. 

Carmen holds a master’s degree from the Nelson Institute of Environmental Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Mark has spent years scaling software platforms and teams with companies like Lyft and Opendoor. He brings that experience to Recurve where he can put it to use building scalable software and analytics and fighting climate change.

At Opendoor, Mark oversaw the engineering organization and helped scale their platforms and teams. Before that, he built and led numerous engineering teams at Lyft, including in the Support & Internal Tools, Safety & Insurance, and Driver Divisions. He eventually helped the company through its IPO.

Mark has a  Bachelor of Science in computer science and engineering from UC San Diego.

Chief Financial Officer

C.J. Tinloy is a CPA with a passion for people and data-driven insights. She brings extensive experience helping startups scale to Recurve.

After graduating from UC Berkeley’s Haas School of Business, C.J. started her career at Ernst & Young but soon found her niche at the intersection of finance and technology. She "earned her ears" leading the mobile game finance team at Disney Interactive and solidified her expertise during a four-year tenure at Electronic Arts' mobile gaming division. In C.J.'s startup journey, she helped several companies (including two unicorns) through multiple rounds of financing, including three acquisitions. 

Adam Scheer has spent his career working to help address the challenge of transitioning to a clean energy economy.

Adam received a Ph.D. in Physics from the University of Colorado-Boulder.  After spending a decade immersed in fundamental physics research, Adam moved to the EM&V group at PG&E. While there, he initially worked to connect research and data analytics to the energy efficiency portfolio. Adam later supervised the Residential Programs team as they were laying the foundation for a transition to meter-based pay-for-performance. 

Finally, as the principal member of the policy group, he focused on cost-effectiveness and market transformation. Along the way, he led customer targeting research that is now being deployed across PG&E’s P4P programs.

Lis joined the Recurve team in 2017 to lead customer success initiatives including onboarding, training, testing and support for existing and new users.

Prior to joining Recurve, Lis held similar roles for several companies, including as VP of Customer Success for 17hats, where she established extensive training and onboarding programs, as well as leading a 24/7/365 customer support team.  

She graduated first in her class at Humber College, where she studied Computer Engineering.

Phil began working with the Recurve team in 2014 and was the chief developer of the open-source Python package that would form the basis of the OpenEEmeter. In 2016, he joined the team full-time, where his role grew to include building the Recurve dashboard analytics backend (data warehouse) among other responsibilities.

An advocate of using science for social good, Phil has always looked for opportunities to use his engineering skills to make a difference in the world. Prior to joining Recurve, Phil worked as a developer at the Impact Lab, where he built data products for clients in energy efficiency and nonprofit sectors with large data assets, and at Effortless Energy, where he designed and implemented methods to calculate the energy and monetary savings of residential energy efficiency measures, including smart thermostats and envelope retrofits.

Phil has a degree in Chemistry from Harvard University.

Brian spent the last decade leading research and policy analysis efforts on energy efficiency and demand response at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. Brian is excited to join the Recurve team to help connect energy efficiency and demand response with the grid value they deliver. 

Before his tenure at Lawrence Berkley National Laboratory, Brian spent about a decade as a research physicist, studying observational cosmology and galaxy evolution at UC Berkeley and Stanford. Brian completed his undergraduate degree at Williams College, his Master's from Cambridge University (UK), and his Ph.D. from UC Berkeley.

Alex has worked in program and project management for over 20 years in the energy, construction, and real estate fields. He joined Recurve in 2021 to continue working at the leading edge of energy efficiency and make an impact on climate change.

For six years he was the energy efficiency commercial and industrial programs manager at the Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources. During this time, he worked with utilities and stakeholders on $2+ billion of dollars of utility efficiency program spending. He also oversaw grant programs on high-performance buildings and innovative technologies, helped launch a commercial PACE financing program in the state, and was a primary contributor to the first in-the-world energy regulations on the cannabis industry.

Alex earned a Masters in Real Estate Development from Arizona State University and a degree in Communications from Boston University.