Jeff Erhardt

Jeff Erhardt has a diverse work experience spanning various industries and roles. Jeff'smost recent position is the Chief Executive Officer at Mattiq, a materials design and development company focused on decarbonizing fundamental building blocks. Prior to this, they took a sabbatical and worked on special projects, providing assistance to friends and exploring new opportunities.

Before their sabbatical, Erhardt was the Executive Vice President of Intelligent Systems & Industrial AI at GE, where they led the implementation of advanced AI and machine learning capabilities across major industrial businesses.

Erhardt also had a leadership role at Wise.io, a machine learning software development company that was acquired by GE. As the CEO, they led a team of experts in delivering AI solutions for critical business processes.

Additionally, Erhardt served as a Board of Directors member at AnsweriQ, an AI-powered customer support solutions provider. This company spun out of GE after the acquisition of Wise.io.

Erhardt's earlier experience includes an advisory position at Zeptor Corporation and the role of Chief Operating Officer at Revolution Analytics, which was later acquired by Microsoft. Jeff also held a director position in corporate development at Spansion, where they oversaw various strategic initiatives.

Prior to that, Erhardt worked at Advanced Micro Devices, where they founded and managed a data-driven product engineering group. Jeff'sresponsibilities included developing new memory technologies, building a statistical data analysis infrastructure, and reducing time-to-market for product development.

Throughout their career, Erhardt has demonstrated leadership, expertise in AI and machine learning, and a focus on driving innovation in various industries.

Jeff Erhardt has a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Engineering from Cornell University. Jeff also holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree with a focus in Finance from The Wharton School. Additionally, they have pursued studies in Management Science at Stanford University.