BigTime Software Expands Leadership to Boost AI in PSA Platform

Oct 7, 2025
BigTime Software has appointed Rich Dube as Chief Product Officer and Stephen Hoffman as SVP of Engineering to enhance its AI-driven professional services platform.

BigTime Software has announced the appointment of Rich Dube as Chief Product Officer and Stephen Hoffman as Senior Vice President of Engineering, announced in a press release. These new executive hires are set to enhance BigTime's professional services platform with advanced AI capabilities.

Rich Dube will lead BigTime's product strategy, focusing on intelligent workflows and predictive insights. He brings extensive experience from previous roles at companies like bswift and Evive. Stephen Hoffman, as SVP of Engineering, will work on improving platform reliability and AI adoption, drawing from his background at Percona and Teamworks.

The appointments aim to accelerate the integration of AI-driven insights and smarter workflows, enhancing the platform's ability to support professional services firms in managing resources and completing projects efficiently.

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