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I lead technology at Immortals so people can live longer and healthier — and I love this work.

I'm James Chen: MIT Course 6, a serial CTO, building since an Apple IIe in 1988. Trade, food, construction, and now human health — this is the most exciting chapter yet.

Chief Technology Officer · Feb 2026 – present · Working remotely from Short Hills / Millburn, NJ

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Where I've worked

  • Immortals logo
  • Wonder logo
  • Built Technologies logo
  • Flexport logo
  • Amazon logo
  • Rakuten logo
  • FreeCause
  • Jenzabar logo

Current role

Immortals. Formerly Blueprint.

Help humans live longer and healthier. Formerly Blueprint by Bryan Johnson. Clear, science-backed protocols you can follow. I work remotely from Short Hills and Millburn, and I am genuinely excited to show up for this mission.

  1. ProtocolBryan’s full protocol, the subset I actually live, and results that are moving the needle.
  2. WorkTrade, food, construction, now human health — chapters I am proud of.
  3. AboutTaiwan to Naperville to MIT. Then a life I still love building.
  4. TalksRooms I loved being in — conversations and keynotes, newest first.

Career timeline

Companies I started or joined, from CampusCraze in 1999 through Immortals today. Pan horizontally inside the chart to explore.

  1. CampusCraze

    Aug 1999

    CampusCraze

    Founder & CEO

  2. MIT logo

    2000

    MIT — Graduate

    B.S. EECS

  3. Jenzabar logo

    Mar 2000

    Jenzabar

    via CampusCraze

  4. FreeCause

    May 2008

    FreeCause

    Acquired by Rakuten, Sep 2009

  5. Rakuten logo

    Feb 2010

    Rakuten

    Executive Officer

  6. Amazon logo

    Apr 2016

    Amazon

    Director of Technology, Amazon Global Logistics / Amazon Shipping

  7. Flexport logo

    Jul 2019

    Flexport

    Chief Technology Officer

  8. Wonder logo

    Mar 2024

    Wonder

    Chief Technology Officer

  9. Immortals logo

    Feb 2026

    ImmortalsNow

    formerly Blueprint by Bryan Johnson