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Austin Sendek

Founder

Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer at AIONICS · Former Entrepreneur in Residence at Echelon

San Francisco Bay Area

FoundedAIONICS

30 Under 30 2019 · Energy

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Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer at AIONICS

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Co-founders at AIONICS

VVVenkatasubramanian Viswanathan
Venkatasubramanian ViswanathanDirector
DVDr. Venkat Viswanathan
Dr. Venkat ViswanathanCo-Founder & CEO (as listed on leadership page)
LPLenson Pellouchoud
Lenson PellouchoudCo-Founder

Experience

  1. Google DeepMindSenior Product Manager, AI x Materialscurrent2025 — presentSan Francisco, California, United States
  2. Stanford UniversityAdjunct Professor2021 — 2026
  3. Stanford UniversityVisiting Scholar2019 — 2021
  4. Aionics, Inc.Cofounder and CEO2020 — 2025
  5. Columbia University in the City of New YorkGuest Lecturer2019 — 2020
  6. EchelonEntrepreneur in Residence2018 — 2020

Frequently asked questions

Who is Austin Sendek?
Executive Officer, Director at AIONICS
Where does Austin Sendek work?
Austin Sendek is Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer of AIONICS.
What companies did Austin Sendek found?
Austin Sendek founded AIONICS.
Where did Austin Sendek go to school?
Austin Sendek studied at Stanford University (Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Applied Physics); University of California, Davis (Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Applied Physics (chemical physics emphasis)).

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