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Hyper Appoints Chris Fauerbach as VP of Software Engineering to Enhance Software Systems

Hyper appoints Chris Fauerbach as VP of Software Engineering to enhance its intelligent infrastructure platform, leveraging 25 years of expertise in software systems.

RICHMOND, Va., March 20, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Hyper has announced the appointment of Chris Fauerbach as Vice President of Software Engineering. Based in the U.S., Hyper specializes in digital infrastructure, aiming to reshape how mission-critical data center solutions are designed, built, delivered, and serviced. Fauerbach will lead the development and scaling of the software systems that underpin Hyper’s intelligent infrastructure platform.

With over 25 years of experience, Fauerbach’s expertise spans platform architecture, embedded systems, cloud infrastructure, and security. His previous roles include serving as a Principal Software Engineer at Meta, where he contributed to various initiatives within Meta AI and Reality Labs, focusing on system architecture and automation for next-generation hardware. He has also held senior engineering positions at Capital One, Wayfair, and several cybersecurity firms, leading significant projects in platform modernization and cloud transformation.

In his new role at Hyper, Fauerbach will oversee the development and integration of the company’s software platform, enhancing real-time data visibility, system intelligence, and lifecycle connectivity across engineering, manufacturing, and service. His leadership is essential for connecting physical infrastructure with digital insights, facilitating predictive analytics and operational transparency.

Fauerbach expressed enthusiasm about his new position, stating, “What stands out about Hyper is the opportunity to connect systems end to end. From engineering to manufacturing to service, there is a real opportunity to build software that brings everything together and improves visibility and performance.”

Wendi Runyon, Chief Strategy Officer at Hyper, emphasized Fauerbach’s capabilities, saying, “Chris brings a deep understanding of how to architect systems that scale without losing clarity or control. That mindset is critical as we continue to expand a platform that connects engineering, manufacturing, and service into a cohesive experience.”

Fauerbach has also contributed to academia as an adjunct instructor at Virginia Commonwealth University, demonstrating a commitment to mentorship and the development of high-performing engineering teams. His proven track record in creating systems that balance performance, reliability, and long-term scalability will be pivotal for Hyper as it continues to evolve its software and platform offerings.

The appointment of Chris Fauerbach bolsters Hyper’s initiative to enhance its software and platform capabilities, aligning with its vision of advancing an intelligent infrastructure ecosystem. This move underscores Hyper’s commitment to delivering real-time visibility, performance, and control throughout the full product lifecycle.

About Hyper:

Hyper is a U.S.-based digital infrastructure partner redefining how mission-critical data center solutions are designed, built, delivered, and serviced. Through a technology-enabled platform and distributed manufacturing ecosystem, Hyper collaborates with customers to deliver high-quality and scalable electrical and integrated solutions. The company emphasizes speed, transparency, and unconstrained capacity by connecting engineering, manufacturing, supply chain, and service through real-time data across the entire product lifecycle. This approach allows for smarter decisions and greater visibility, ensuring customer success is at the forefront of its operations. For more information, visit hyper.com.

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