Big ambition.
Human instincts.

“Set up play scenes with toys to encourage my kids to imagine and play creatively.”

Seven years building consumer robots (six at Apple, one at Anki) and sixteen years building hardware and software together. PhD from the Robotics Institute at Carnegie Mellon; mechanical engineering and EECS at Berkeley. Father of a one- and a four-year-old, which is where most of the job list came from.

“Help my son do homework so I can spend my time loving him and teaching him character.”

Fourteen years an operator, eight of them in health technology. Previously founded a preventative-care group for older adults that now runs 700 members strong. Product and growth leader for multiple startups. New father.

“My wife is a good plant mom. I am a terrible plant dad. I need help.”

PhD in biomechanics from the University of Michigan. Previously built AI-enhanced braking systems at Brembo, a discipline of deciding in milliseconds how hard a machine is allowed to move near a person.

“Tidy up so I never have to step on a Lego again!”

Robotics PhD. Autonomy and simulation at Kodiak Robotics and Lyft. Founded and exited a mental-health VR company along the way. Father of a five- and a two-year-old, in a small open-plan house where the floor never stays clear.

“Live with my elderly grandparents to give us all peace of mind.”

Built consumer home robots at Amazon’s Lab126 on Astro, then self-driving at Latitude. MS in robotics from Carnegie Mellon. Has shipped a robot into strangers’ living rooms before, which is rarer than it sounds.

“Play with, feed, and clean up after my cat Curry when we’re on trips.”

Sensing, lighting, power, data pipelines. Previously founded an e-scooter company. Machine learning wiz.

“Honk honk.”

Mechanical design, previously at Nuro. Responsible for the fact that the whole machine fits under a dining chair.

“A pet for my parents that doesn't poop”

Runs the sessions where Goose learns a job it hasn’t seen. The person at the rig in the workshop photograph above.