Alio (alio.ai) is a medical technology startup with a mission to provide peace of mind to people on dialysis — and those caring for them. We have built the world's first multi-metric remote monitoring system to improve outcomes and reduce hospitalizations in end-stage kidney disease patients.

Alio (formerly GraftWorx) is a startup developing a remote monitoring platform for multiple diseases. The platform includes wearable sensors, telemetry, and cloud-based data processing. Initial products include a wearable for dialysis patients that enable improved outcomes in maintaining healthy AV fistulas. I manage the company's R&D efforts, data science, and analysis and have contributed to some of the key innovations for the company's product pipeline.My teams build the sensor hardware, signal processing and machine learning backends to convert raw signals into healthcare intelligence that clinicians can use to deliver better care.Tech leveraged: optical modules, PPG, Bluetooth LE, cellular modems 4G/LTE-M1/NB-IOT, filtering/feature extraction, deep learning/AI, cloud-based data analysis, MongoDB, Kubernetes/Docker

Tech Lead/Manager of moonshot projects at Google [x] including embedded electronics for healthcare applications. Led team developing telemetry/radio for smart contact lens.Responsibilities include embedded system architecture, wireless subsystems (RFID, Bluetooth LE), embedded software and application-level tools to support product test (Android, python).

Design services for high tech products and early stage business development.Team lead on physical layer design of OFDM wireless system on multi-core DSP. Software design, implementation and test of RX and TX functions.

Lead hardware designer for embedded RFID readers. Prototype development, power budgeting, design optimization, standards compliance, hardware modeling, software design.

Area of research includes hardware design for wireless systems, low power chip design, design automation, and reconfigurable systems.

Digital hardware developer for several projects including tera-bit switch, ADSL, and 3G wireless infrastructure.

Research on wireless ad-hoc systems.

Research and development on high performance computing systems, and DSP-based image compression hardware.

Business and product plan development for web infrastructure and call center integration product. Winner of MIT $50k Business Plan Competition. Acquired by Cisco Systems in 1999.