Kevin Seitter

Kevin Seitter is the CTO and co-founder of Cerillo. Prior to that, they were a project engineer at SoundPipe Therapeutics, where they were the first employee. Kevin assisted with physical prototyping and co-developed the first instrumentation control system. Kevin wrote the first operational control and real-time imaging software for the platform, and engaged in a wide variety of wet lab work using it. Kevin also regularly performed data (frequently image) analysis to assess technical development progress and, at a larger scale, project goal adherence.

Before SoundPipe, Kevin worked as a voice center laboratory assistant at Massachusetts General Hospital for two summers. Their work the second summer was more focused on voice restoration surgical techniques, and researching their effectiveness. This included using excised pig and human larynges to test methods, assisting with measurement and electrophysiological experimentation during animal surgeries, and designing electrical circuitry to help with both in-vivo and in-vitro experiments.

Kevin Seitter most likely attended Saint John's High School before going to the University of Virginia for their Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering.

Their manager is Eric Mayton, CEO. Andy Homyk - Principal Engineer, Sruthi Gopinathan - Product Development Engineer, and Derek Boylan - Software Engineer report to Kevin Seitter. They are on a team with Jason Papin - Chief Product Officer & Co-Founder, Jess Lee - Director of Customer Success, and Mark Bernard - VP of Business Development.