Vladimir Bronstein

Vladimir Bronstein has over 18 years of work experience in software development. In 2003, they began their career as a Software Development Manager at Zultys Technologies. In 2006, they moved to Aurora Networks as a Senior Software Manager. Vladimir then joined Hitachi Communication Technologies America, Inc. in 2007 as a Director of Software Development, where they worked on an optical broadband access system based on EPON communication technology and DOCSIS management. After three years, they became a Consulting Architect at StoneSoft Technologies. In 2011, they were hired at PureWave Networks as a Director of Software. In 2013, they became a Director of Software Development at Kumu Networks, where they worked on software design of LTE Relay Node for demonstration of Full Duplex Radio operation. Vladimir then joined Enphase Energy in 2014 as a Senior Software Manager. In 2019, they became a VP, Inference Software Development and Senior Director, Inference Software Development at Flex Logix Technologies, Inc., leading SDK development for Flex-Logix X1 inference accelerator chip. Currently, they are a Director of Software Development, Compiler and Kernels at Untether AI, where they are working on MLIR-based NN Inference Compiler with LLVM backend for a dataflow architecture and flexible micro-composable kernels.

Vladimir Bronstein obtained a Master in Computer Engineering from Moscow State Institute of Radio Engineering, Electronics and Automation (Technical University) between 1990 and 1996. Vladimir has also obtained various certifications from institutions such as UC Berkeley Executive Education, LinkedIn, Coursera, and Udacity between 2021 and 2018. These certifications include High Impact Leadership, Having Difficult Conversations, Influence, Improving Communication, Robotics: Estimation and Learning, Robotics: Perception, Robotics: Mobility, Robotics: Computational Motion Planning, Robotics: Aerial Robotics, Artificial Intelligence and Specializations Nanodegree, Sequence Models, Neural Networks for Machine Learning, Machine Learning, and more. In 2022, they are also set to attend Stanford University Graduate School of Business for the Stanford DesignThinking Bootcamp.