Bio

I love robots, startups and pizza. As co-founder and CEO of InOrbit, the leading platform for robot operations, I have the best job ever: I get to help robot developers around the world tackle the most challenging tasks IRL and help end users across industries improve the efficiency of their operations. To do that, I drive awareness around a new category we call RobOps: like DevOps, for robots 🤖. I took a winding road to get here. From hardcore engineering, working on obscure topics like image processing and crypto, to launching video products used by over a billion people, with a detour through digital health and productivity software. Along the way, I was granted over 20 patents; founded and joined startups; did stints at some of the logos everyone recognizes like Facebook, Microsoft and Adobe; negotiated and closed major deals; raised multiple rounds of funding and developed relations and friendships around the world. Now I focus on impact at scale + giving back to the community. Whether it's writing articles (including for my LinkedIn newsletter ''Welcome to the Roboverse'', on Forbes.com or industry mags), starting the preeminent community group for robot operations (ROG - pronounced ''rogue'' of course), interviewing industry experts, or serving on the board for the Silicon Valley alumni association at UC Berkeley, I aim to share the key trends that will impact not just the future of work but the future of everyday life. Hint: I believe it involves robots and immersive tech. I'm passionate about product management and entrepreneurship. I'm happy to mentor, advocate for and invest in the next generation of startup founders. I am a connector and booster, so if you are a founder trying to get connected in Silicon Valley feel free to reach out. Did I mention pizza? I love making and eating 🍕 in all its glorious variety, from a classic wood-fired Neapolitan Margherita to my latest obsession, Detroit-style pizza.