Stathera, Inc.
Anosh Daruwalla is an accomplished engineer with extensive experience in MEMS technology and engineering management. Currently serving as the Director of MEMS Engineering at Stathera, Inc., Anosh has led the development of high-performance MEMS capacitive timing sensors for various applications, including wearables and 5G technologies. Prior to this role, Anosh held the position of Research Engineer at Georgia Institute of Technology, where significant contributions were made to a DARPA-sponsored program focused on timing and inertial measurement units, as well as the invention of a unique resonator for high-frequency oscillators. Anosh also has earlier experience as a Graduate Research Assistant, specializing in MEMS design and fabrication, and as a Process Engineer Intern at Qualtré Inc., where involvement in a DARPA project resulted in high-performance inertial measurement units. Anosh holds a Ph.D. and a Master's degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering and Music Technology, respectively, from Georgia Institute of Technology.
Stathera, Inc.
Stathera is transforming the 100-year-old quartz-based timing market to MEMS-based timing with our breakthrough innovation in Timing technology. Headquarted in Montreal, we are passionate about saving time for our customers by providing ultra-stable, reliable, 'plug and play' MEMS timing solution, that also reduces system cost. Our first-to-the-world true dual-output MEMS oscillator replaces two quartz oscillators enabling simplification of system design, miniaturization, BOM reduction, lower current consumption, and lower system cost for a variety of applications including wearables, IoT and smartphones. Engineered by NXTSENS Microsystems.