Erik Gavriluk

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Erik Gavriluk (born 1971) is a record producer, musician, and software engineer.

He was a founding employee of DreamWorks SKG and a lead designer on the Cairo Operating System project at Microsoft. He developed the Windows 95 startup sound with Brian Eno. He was also a character study for Douglas Coupland's book Microserfs, published in 1995. Amusingly, this book features Microsoft employees who leave to form a California start-up.

In 1998 he founded Bomb Factory, a recording studio and leading manufacturer of music software based in California. His production and performance credits include The Dandy Warhols, Tenacious D and Blink-182. He also produced and was linked with Milla Jovovich.

Bomb Factory was acquired by Avid Technology (NASDAQ: AVID) in 2004.