Bend Labs has developed a technology that will be critical for enabling AR/VR, remote healthcare and IoT wearables in the coming decade. Our soft sensor+machine learning platform is like a soft nervous system that integrates with products so that our devices can see and understand human motion and behavior. Our technology is enabling some amazing products, ranging from AR/VR gloves for immersive computing and gaming to wearables for remote orthopedic rehab. I cofounded Bend Labs five years ago to address the need to reliably interface human motion with the next generation of technology? I focus primarily on leading software and product development and spend the rest of my time on founder related business, IP, operations, licensing and fundraising. Stay tuned, lots of exciting things to come from Bend Labs!bendlabs.com

Small technology fund. Investments include Instacart, InDinero, RainforestQA, Sproutling(acquired), Move Loot, Atheer Labs, Glio, Partnered, Bloom That and more.

I led a small team hyperfocused on SEO/SEM, analytics, web development, & IT integrations. Our team grew revenues by 50+% in the first two years and I helped lead the acquisition of a software company.

My work in the Ferri lab involved developing and analyzing experiments regarding glial cell development. My focus was on characterizing and modifying oligodendrocyte(CNS) cell receptor expression within novel mediums in vitro. During my 3 years in the lab I developed entirely new methods, protocols and systems for in vitro glial cell growth and receptor identification. The aim of our work was to better understand the molecular mechanisms behind de-meyelinating diseases of the Central Nervous System such as MS and Leukodystrophy.

WebNav is a visual search experience built to overcome challenges in semantic search. As part of a business plan competition out of the University of Washington, I helped define product strategy, create feature roadmaps, design UI as well as market/comp analysis.

As an undergrad I worked part time for IT in the computer science department where I was responsible for hardware/software support, network admin, web development and assisting computer science faculty with special projects.

I worked as a developer on a three-person team focused on, web and multimedia development. The company grew from 11 employees to more than 20 and was subsequently acquired.