Ty Thorsen is the senior vice president of Engineering for Cisco Collaboration Software. He leads the organization responsible for delivering cloud, hybrid, and on-premises products across Webex Meetings, Calling, Contact Center, CPaaS, and AI Agents. Ty is also driving the vision of a shared Collaboration platform that extends intelligence, security, reliability, and AI capabilities across the portfolio.
A central principle of Ty’s leadership is that reducing complexity and removing friction are essential to the customer experience. This focus guides the development of high-trust, scalable, AI-powered solutions and the transition to AI-native software development. It also fuels Ty’s commitment to building strong teams and creating an environment where they can thrive.
Since joining Cisco through the Active Voice acquisition in 2001, Ty has held a range of leadership roles across collaboration, calling, video, meetings, and messaging technologies.
Ty holds a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from the University of Washington.
Ty Thorsen is the senior vice president of Engineering for Cisco Collaboration Software. He leads the organization responsible for delivering cloud, hybrid, and on-premises products across Webex Meetings, Calling, Contact Center, CPaaS, and AI Agents. Ty is also driving the vision of a shared Collaboration platform that extends intelligence, security, reliability, and AI capabilities across the portfolio.
A central principle of Ty’s leadership is that reducing complexity and removing friction are essential to the customer experience. This focus guides the development of high-trust, scalable, AI-powered solutions and the transition to AI-native software development. It also fuels Ty’s commitment to building strong teams and creating an environment where they can thrive.
Since joining Cisco through the Active Voice acquisition in 2001, Ty has held a range of leadership roles across collaboration, calling, video, meetings, and messaging technologies.
Ty holds a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from the University of Washington.