I had a rapport with him and loved his class-I was kind of the closer for the class. Then I applied to business school, where I took a capital markets class with a professor who was an ex-engineer who became a derivatives trader and then decided to get his PhD in finance and became a professor at Harvard. Then I left to do a startup where, at the ripe age of 22, I was the CTO-like any self-respecting 22-year-old in 1999.
My background was in computer science and math, and my first job was in software. KHAN: Actually my first job was as a product manager at Oracle. RML: As a starting point, I understand that when you left MIT you began working as a financial analyst? Given all the things you’ve done over the past 10 or so years, I am very impressed by the evolution of Khan Academy and your involvement.
I have always felt that education is a means of integrating people into the culture of not only a country but also the world. RON LATANISION (RML): We are glad to have a chance to talk with you, Sal.
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