一位曾在Eventbrite担任工程师第3号、后来成为Reforge创始工程师的技术企业家在Hacker News上分享，他在过去20年里一直隐瞒自己重罪犯的身份1。
作者曾在19岁时无家可归，同时欠州政府17000美元的赔偿金1。重罪犯的身份给他带来了实际障碍——他无法在旧金山直接租住公寓，也难以通过常规渠道获得工作机会1。尽管面临这些限制，他在随后的职业生涯中先后在Instacart等多家公司工作，并创立了约12家初创公司1。大约10年后，他的收入达到七位数，并在38岁时选择退休1。
这位企业家目前正在撰写一部以希望为主题的自传1。
A technology entrepreneur who served as Eventbrite's third engineer and founding engineer at Reforge has publicly disclosed that he spent the past 20 years concealing a felony conviction.1 The disclosure, shared on Hacker News, details a remarkable personal trajectory from homelessness and debt at age 19 to a seven-figure income within a decade and retirement by age 38.1
At age 19, the entrepreneur was homeless and owed $17,000 in restitution to the state.1 He described facing substantial barriers stemming from his criminal record, including difficulty renting an apartment in San Francisco and obstacles in securing employment directly due to his felony status.1 Despite these challenges, he worked across multiple companies including Instacart and founded approximately 12 startups throughout his career.1 Currently, he is writing an autobiography centered on themes of hope.1
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