Peter Celinski, PhD

Peter Celinski, PhD has a wealth of experience in the technology industry. Peter has held various roles throughout their career, starting with their work as a Research Fellow at Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands in 2003. From there, they co-founded Avega Systems in 2004 and went on to serve as the Lead Digital Design Engineer, Director of Product Development, and ultimately Co-Founder. After the acquisition of Avega Systems in 2010, Peter worked at Altec Lansing as the Category General Manager for Licensing and later as the Director of Global Business Development, Networked Media, Web Services, and OEM. In 2013, they joined D&M Holdings as the Director of Technology and Content, where they played a key role in content licensing and strategic and technology partnerships. Peter later became the Chief Technology Officer and Vice President at Sound United, where they led the development of new technologies, platforms, and partnerships across a global product portfolio. Additionally, they served as an Advisor to Dynastrom ApS and Caavo. Peter also mentored at Innovyz, a startup accelerator, where they assisted entrepreneurs in growing their businesses. Most recently, they took on the role of Chief Executive Officer at Milo, a position they still hold. Throughout their career, Peter has been highly influential in driving innovation, shaping market transitions, and delivering key prototypes and innovations in user interfaces, networking, silicon, and content. Peter'sexpertise and thought leadership have made him a respected figure in the connected home entertainment industry.

Peter Celinski, PhD obtained their Ph.D in 2004 from the University of Adelaide. Peter'sdoctoral research focused on using neural networks to accelerate Arithmetic Logic Units (ALUs). From 2002 to 2003, they worked as a Research Fellow at Delft University of Technology, where they continued their research on neural networks to accelerate arithmetic operations. Additionally, Peter Celinski also served as a visiting researcher at the University of Oxford, where they explored the development of neural network ASICs to further accelerate arithmetic operations. In terms of additional certifications, they hold a certification as a Deep Diver from PADI, although the specific details of when and where they obtained this certification are not available.