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Andrew Stern is listed as Digitizing Trust in Things and People | DUST Identity | Revive Labs | Activate '21 at DUST Identity, based in Greater Boston, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at rochester.edu, phone signal with area code 203, 860, and a matched LinkedIn profile for Andrew Stern.
Andrew Stern previously worked as Director of Special Programs at Dust Identity and Special Projects Director at Dust Identity. Andrew Stern holds Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Electrical And Computer Engineering from University Of Florida.
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I am on a mission to bring digital security to the physical world. At DUST Identity, I work with world class companies and individuals to provide assurance to visually indistinguishable objects, removing counterfeit risk from critical supply chains.As the CEO of Revive Labs, we enable key backup and recovery for digital keys to protect enterprises and individuals.With a highly technical background I have expertise in hardware-based cybersecurity, zero-trust security, supply chain security, and advanced hardware attack and defense mechanisms (leveraging non-contact electromagnetic radiation and lasers).I am working to create innovative solutions to some of the world's leading cybersecurity threats. I excelled in academics and have been published in major semiconductor conferences and journals. Previously, I graduated from the University of Rochester majoring in Electrical and Computer Engineering with a minor in Business. During my undergraduate career I conducted research at the Laboratory for Laser Energetics focusing on self-switching devices.
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Newton, Ma, Us
Leading high profile customer engagements in federal, aerospace and defense sectors often with international scope and impact. Leading our applications team to develop next-generation products and coordinating cross-functional teams to ensure our product suite can quickly adapt to emerging customer needs.
Newton, Ma, Us
Leading high profile customer engagements in federal, aerospace and defense sectors often with international scope and impact. Additionally, coordinating cross-functional teams to ensure our product suite can quickly adapt to emerging customer needs.
Revive Labs provides key backup and recovery solutions to enterprise identity, credential managers, and crypto wallets. We enable passwordless solutions to offer their users backups that leverage other people, devices, or entities.I have lead customer outreach, customer success, pricing, company vision, system architecture design, legal and regulatory strategy, financial modeling, venture capital fundraising, outreach and promotional efforts, hiring, product management, personnel management, culture formation, cybersecurity and networking infrastructure, security posture, cloud deployments, developer tooling, CI/CD pipelines, and more.Tech Stack included:- Cloud: Firebase, Supabase, GCP, Vercel, Heroku- Mobile: SwiftUI, Kotlin, Flutter- Core: Rust, Uniffi-rs- Web/Server: JavaScript, TypeScript(formerly known as Coremeleon, Inc.)
Berkeley, California, Us
DARPA sponsored, MIT Lincoln Laboratory hosted, 2-Year entrepreneur fellowship program for PhD-level scientists to bring world-changing technology innovations to market. During the Activate Fellowship program I founded Revive Labs, built security focused projects, raised venture-capital, hired and managed a small team of developers and contractors, identified customers and brought products to market.
Gainesville, Florida, Us
Completed a PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering with a focus on Hardware Security, namely microelectronics design in a zero trust environment to mitigate insider threats. I worked under Dr. Mark Tehranipoor at the Florida Institute for Cybersecurity (FICS) Research. I began my research at FICS Research in June 2016 under an REU.For more information on FICS Research please visit the following website:http://fics.institute.ufl.edu/https://www.linkedin.com/company/uf-fics/
Gainesville, Florida, Us
Graduated with my PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering, specializing in zero-trust microelectronics and electronics supply chain security.
Lexington, Ma, Us
I was a Summer Research Program Intern in the Secure Resilient Systems and Technology group under the direct supervision of Eric Koziel. During this time I worked on advancing the capabilities of the SICADA program. My work involved theorizing and conducting a relevant research project using SICADA tools. During this time I utilized power side-channel analysis techniques to identify counterfeit ICs along with furthering the automation and capability of several scripts in Matlab.
Rochester, Ny, Us
Summer 2015:As a recipient of a Discover Grant, I was able to conduct research full time under Dr. Roman Sobolewski, Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering and of Physics, also a Senior Scientist in the Laboratory for Laser Energetics. I worked alongside a Ph.D. student conducting photoresponse experiments on self-switching devices (SSDs). We tested SSDs on a variety of materials including InAs, InGaAs and GaAs. SSDs are believed to have applications in single photon detection although, depending on channel characteristics, they currently suffer from large dark currents. Spring and Fall 2014:My research was conducted for 2 credit hours per semester. Titled "Femtosecond Photoresponse", my research involved experimental, time-resolved photoresponse studies of nonequilibrium carrier dynamics in semiconductiong mesostructures, as well as data analysis and simulations. Readings and presentations accompanied research.
Rochester, Ny, Us
Oversaw lab sessions for an advanced electromagnetic waves course. Lab sessions were both experimental and computer based. Aided students upon request. Reviewed and graded lab reports.
• Pressure tested a prototype of a newly designed connector and analyzed collected data. Analysis led to company’s acceptance into GE’s Special Electronics division.• Researched semiconductive paints to reduce ionization in 300 kV cables.• Worked in various parts of the manufacturing plant including potting, soldering, receptacle cleaning and assembly, engraving, filing, shipping and product testing.
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Andrew Stern works for DUST Identity.
Andrew Stern is listed as Digitizing Trust in Things and People | DUST Identity | Revive Labs | Activate '21 at DUST Identity.
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Andrew Stern is based in Greater Boston, United States while working with DUST Identity.
Andrew Stern has worked for Dust Identity, Revive Labs, Activate, Solics Llc, and University Of Florida.
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Andrew Stern holds Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Electrical And Computer Engineering from University Of Florida.
Andrew Stern is listed with skills including Microsoft Office, Matlab, Teamwork, Problem Solving, Electrical Engineering, Time Management, Microelectronics, and Logic Design.
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