Brendan Eich is Chief Architect of the Mozilla project and CTO of the Mozilla Corporation, and is widely recognized for his key role in the growth of the Web. Among his numerous contributions to web innovations, Brendan invented JavaScript in 1995, drove the ECMA standardization process, and helped it become the most widely used programming language on the Internet. In 1998, Brendan co-founded the Mozilla project, which, with Brendan's leadership, developed the industry-changing Firefox web browser. Brendan works at the Mozilla Corporation and serves on the Mozilla Foundation's Board of Directors.