Jose Iglesias is vice president of global solutions at Symantec Corporation (SYMC). In his role, Iglesias leads the efforts for integrating availability and security, into solutions of value, to customers worldwide. One of these solutions is Green IT, having significant value in delivering software that saves energy without compromising effectiveness. Recently, Iglesias led the Symantec initiative to promote significant growth in China and Japan, by heading up the local engineering laboratories in the region, and identifying solutions in those local markets.

Iglesias joined Symantec at the time of its merger with VERITAS Software Corporation. Prior to that, Iglesias headed the storage foundation business at VERITAS by managing its core components such as: VERITAS Storage Foundation, VERITAS File System, VERITAS Volume Manager, and advanced features including off-host virtualization, quality of storage service, and application aware infrastructure. Furthermore, Iglesias oversaw the development of joint storage foundation technology capabilities with the company's strategic partners. During his tenure at VERITAS, Iglesias was responsible for all of the company's product management, including defining and expanding the company’s product portfolio into new markets.

Before joining VERITAS, Iglesias spent 23 years at IBM where he was responsible for IBM's Tivoli Storage business, architecture, development, and advance technology research. In addition, Iglesias managed the delivery of high-performance UNIX File Server software, as well as the development of disk drive technology and micro code programming.

Iglesias holds a bachelor's degree in mathematics and a master’s degree in computer science, both from Stanford University. He is a member of the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers, IEEE, and Stanford Alumni.