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Andrei Iancu

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Venture Partner at Prime Movers Lab · CEO & Founder at Halo Industries

Palo Alto, California, United States

FoundedHalo Industries

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About

CEO and founder of Halo Industries, which develops laser-based systems for advanced materials and device fabrication. Holds multiple degrees in electrical engineering, aerospace engineering, and aeronautics/astronautics from Stanford University.

CEO & Founder at Halo Industries

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Co-founders at Halo Industries

PVPhil Van Stockum
Phil Van StockumCTO & Founder
CRCharlie Rudy
Charlie RudyCSO & Founder
ABAndrew Bollman
Andrew BollmanFounder
LALuke Asperger
Luke AspergerFounder

Experience

  1. Halo Industries, Inc.Founder and CEOcurrent2014 — present
  2. Stanford UniversityResearch Assistant / Teaching Assistant2008 — 2014
  3. The Boeing CompanyEngineer/Scientist and Software Engineer2006 — 2011

Skills & more

Matlab15Labview6

Languages English · French

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Who is Andrei Iancu?
CEO and founder of Halo Industries, which develops laser-based systems for advanced materials and device fabrication. Holds multiple degrees in electrical engineering, aerospace engineering, and aeronautics/astronautics from Stanford University.
Where does Andrei Iancu work?
Andrei Iancu is CEO & Founder of Halo Industries and Venture Partner at Prime Movers Lab.
What companies did Andrei Iancu found?
Andrei Iancu founded Halo Industries.
Where did Andrei Iancu go to school?
Andrei Iancu studied at Stanford University (Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Mechanical Engineering with Electrical Engineering Minor); Stanford University Graduate School of Business (Stanford Ignite, Innovation & Entrepreneurship).

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