Aditya Mohan

Aditya Mohan's work experience includes founding Robometrics® Machines in 2020, where they focus on building self-aware cognitive machines that can feel and learn. Aditya also founded Skive it in 2013, a deep learning company that builds machines capable of feeling. Aditya has served as an advisory partner for VC, PE, LP, Hedge Funds, and Global Corporations since 2013, providing expertise in innovation, M&A, due diligence, and strategy. Aditya has also worked as an expert witness and subject matter expert in major commercial litigation and international arbitrations since 2021. Aditya was the CTO & Principal of Yingfluence, Inc. since 2017, contributing to the development of a management consulting platform that applies diversity thinking™. Aditya founded Startup Code Factory in 2011, a program that partners with software engineers to bring startup ideas to life. Aditya has also held roles at a small software services company as Vice President of Corporate Strategy & Business Development and at Oracle as a Manager of Business Development. Additionally, they worked as a researcher at the Intel Berkeley Research Lab in 2004.

Aditya Mohan has a diverse education history. In 1995, they began their undergraduate studies in Computer Science at the Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee, and completed their Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in 1999. Aditya then pursued further education at Brown University from 2001 to 2005, where they obtained a Master of Science (ScM) degree in Computer Science. In 2004, Aditya attended Harvard Business School to study a course on Managing Businesses in Turbulent Times.

Aditya also engaged in additional educational experiences later in their career. In 2018, they participated in the Startup School 2018 program at Y Combinator, which focused on entrepreneurship. That same year, they attended the University of California, College of the Law, San Francisco, formerly known as UC Hastings, to study law, although it was a non-degree program.

In 2020, Aditya Mohan enrolled at The Johns Hopkins University to study Politics and Populism; however, the specific degree name is not mentioned.

It is worth noting that the provided information does not mention any education from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.