About Tyson Tuttle
Tuttle founded and leads Circuit, an AI startup building a knowledge network for people, communities and organizations. He is a director of TXSE Group; its subsidiary is a Dallas-based electronic national securities exchange. Before Circuit, he was president and chief executive officer of Silicon Labs. He led its shift from semiconductor components to silicon, software and Internet of Things solutions. He launched five internal startups, took annual revenue past $1 billion and retired at the end of 2021. His retirement followed the $2.75 billion sale of its infrastructure and automotive lines to Skyworks Solutions.
Earlier, Tuttle worked at Broadcom and Cirrus Logic. He earned electrical engineering degrees from Johns Hopkins University and UCLA, and holds more than 80 patents. His board work spans the Dallas Fed, Johns Hopkins' Whiting engineering school and Austin Monitor.
Experience
This experience comes from official bios and from SEC filings. For roles taken from filings, the years are when the filings name Tyson Tuttle in the role, so the role may have started earlier or lasted longer.
Key Colleagues at Startups
The people Tyson Tuttle works with at each company, as listed on that company's latest Form D.
