Worked on cutting-edge cloud solutions for IBM, jet engine control systems for Pratt & Whitney, and safety-critical controllers for rockets, utilising his technical prowess. With a natural knack for programming and hardware, together with a PhD in Computer Engineering from the University of Waterloo, he is pioneering the development of new vision-based solutions for Labforge.

Provides both the theoretical and practical know-how for the development of innovative applications. He is a professor at the University of Waterloo and director of the Embedded Systems Group. As a real-time, safety-critical computing expert, he can look back on research collaborations with Google, Tier 1 Automotive companies, APMA, Pratt & Whitney, and leading researchers around the world. At Labforge, he is in charge of fostering the efficiency and progress of our smart solutions.

Mentored and inspired teams to achieve breakthrough performances, drove operational efficiency and execution of product development both at multinationals and small startups working in the semiconductor and systems area. As an executive mentor at Miller Center’s Global Social Benefit Institute at Santa Clara University, he coaches social entrepreneurs on business plans, investment materials, operations and financials. He holds a MASc. in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and drives the corporate strategy at Labforge to facilitate the company’s business growth. Previously CMO / COO at Toshiba.