ROB CORSI / ALWAYS CURIOUS
I’m Rob. I lead sales teams at Salesforce, build AI projects for the fun of figuring things out, and tend to take my hobbies quite seriously.
Usually curious. Occasionally airborne.
01 / THE PROFESSIONAL CHAPTER
Bay Area roots.
A career in technology.
My career has been about understanding people, making complex technology useful, and growing with the teams around me. These days, that means leading Account Executives and supporting customers at Salesforce.
Leading and supporting Account Executives and customers across the Bay Area.
Led a San Francisco team serving established and fast-growing Silicon Valley businesses.
Built customer relationships and grew strategic accounts before moving into sales leadership.
Account Executive
Sales Development
Event Technology Sales Manager
02 / THE SIDE-PROJECT RABBIT HOLE
Things I’ve built while following an idea.
Different stages. Same curiosity.
03 / OUTSIDE THE LAPTOP
Life also happens
well outside the comfort zone.
04 / THE REST OF ME
BAY AREA RAISED.
STILL EXPLORING.
Sales leader. Serial side-project starter. Enthusiastic participant in gravity.
I was born and raised in the Bay Area, went to UC Santa Barbara, and have spent my career around technology and the people who make it matter. I like a hard problem, a good team, and learning enough to ask a better question.
The AI projects here are my curiosity made tangible. Sometimes that means a useful workflow. Sometimes it means spending a suspicious amount of time making a golf trip or fantasy draft more organized.
Motorcycles and cycling. There’s something satisfying about the point where preparation becomes instinct.
Skydiving. A fairly effective reminder that the world is bigger than the screen in front of me.
I help put on Fireflower ↗ and occasionally find myself behind the decks. Some projects are best experienced together.
CURRENT CURIOSITY COUNT
My profile reported 2.7B lifetime tokens on October 23, 2026. This rounded snapshot is not a live counter.
*A measure of experimentation. Not a substitute for judgment.