Ekso Bionics is a public company (NASDAQ:EKSO) approaching $20M in revenue. Lead 40+ team members with responsibility for R&D, Supply Chain, Manufacturing, Service, Regulatory and Quality across locations in the US, Europe, and Asia. Supporting multiple product lines including wearable clinical rehab robots, wearable mobility robots, and able-bodied upper extremity devices.

Ekso is the market leader in human augmentation via wearable exoskeleton technologies. As VP of Product Development, I am responsible for R&D, Engineering, and Product Management, which drive our commercialization efforts in both healthcare and industrial applications.

Lead contract product development activities for renewable energy and consumer product clients. Team sizes vary from 2 - 8 depending on the project, Clients range from large, established public solar companies to small startups. Over 2 GW of solar capacity currently deployed use products developed by me and my teams.Additionally provided design and prototyping consulting services to Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in support of several neural interface devices. These included these included manufacturing equipment for deep brain stimulation electrodes (DBS) and artificial retina devices. See "https://neurotech.llnl.gov/" and "https://neurotech.llnl.gov/projects/artificial-retina" for program details.

Recommend equity investments in publicly traded technology companies. Specific analyses include industry cycle forecasts, company financial performance, product strategy, and all other aspects affecting the value of equity.

Manage development of products used in large commercial and utility scale solar systems. Product include solar mounting and tracking systems, inverters, and other balance of plant components.

Principal and Co-Founder of Tilt Solar, a company focused on reducing the cost of solar tracking systems for utility scale PV, concentrating PV, and concentrating solar thermal power plants. Company expertise included embedded control systems for solar tracking and system monitoring, as well as solar mounting structure design. Tilt Solar was acquired by SunPower Corporation in April 2009.

Responsible for product management of PowerLight's ground mounted systems. Led the development of the company's T20 Tracker product, the first installation of which was a 14 MW system at Nellis Air Force Base in Las Vegas - currently the largest solar PV system in North America.

Managed development of power management ICs for consumer, industrial and portable applications. Responsible for full product life cycle.

Developed a wide range of support systems for optical and inertial MEMS devices, including test systems and application modules.

Startup company developing MEMS accelerometers and gyroscopes. Acquired by Analog Devices in December 2000.