James J. Han is a UCLA graduate in Psychobiology specialized in Computing. He was elected Vice President of prominent international business fraternity Alpha Kappa Psi, and co-founder and chartering president of Alpha Epsilon Delta.  He later completed a Management Development for Entrepreneurs program at UCLA Anderson School of Business in 2008 and spearheaded the internet marketing campaign for Pepperdine University, Graduate School of Psychology and Education.  

Tyler recently founded Mingly, a Twiistup 7 show-off and winner of Startup Weekend LA. Mingly is a Santa Monica based startup that focuses on Personal Relationship Management -- kind of like a CRM / Salesforce for everyone else. Prior to starting Mingly, Tyler launched his first tech company (OneStop.Net) in 1996, worked with AOL as a Senior Engineer and also created Store and Serve, formerly a top 700-ranked web site.

Michael Parker is a software engineer at Google in Santa Monica, CA. He got a BS in Computer Science and Engineering and an MS in CS from UCLA. He has been involved with Project:Possibility since its inception and has mentored students at every university event. He is currently the VP of Technology.

Jeff graduated from UCLA in 2004 with a B.S. in Computer Science and Engineering. He currently works as a Principle Software Engineer at Symantec, developing next-generation reputation-based security for Norton Antivirus. Jeff has previously volunteered as a ProjectPossibility mentor. In the spring 2009 UCLA SS12 competition, his team won first place for its work on AudioGuardian - a mobile phone application to assist the hearing impaired.

Thee is a SharePoint developer with background in Computer Engineering and Robotics. It will be his first time as an SS12 Mentor, and is looking forward to working with everyone.