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Eli Leland

Founder

Co-founder & CTO at Voltaiq

San Francisco Bay Area

FoundedVoltaiq

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About

Eli Leland is CTO and Co-Founder of Voltaiq, Inc., a company that develops battery quality analytics software. He has led technical teams and worked on energy technology development in roles connected to ARPA-E, CUNY, and UC Berkeley, and has prior experience at Trilogy.

Co-founder & CTO at Voltaiq

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Co-founders at Voltaiq

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Tal SholklapperCo-founder & CEO

Experience

  1. Voltaiq, Inc.CTO and Co-Foundercurrent2012 — presentBerkeley, California, United States
  2. City University of New YorkSenior Research Associate2011 — 2014
  3. The National AcademiesMirzayan Fellow in Energy Policy2010National Academies, Washington DC
  4. UC BerkeleyPostdoctoral Researcher2010
  5. UC BerkeleyGraduate Student Researcher2003 — 2009
  6. TrilogyProgrammer, Systems Architect, Trainer1997 — 2001Austin, Texas, United States
  7. The Kalchas GroupAnalyst1996 — 1997

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Languages Portuguese · Spanish

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Eli Leland?
Eli Leland is CTO and Co-Founder of Voltaiq, Inc., a company that develops battery quality analytics software. He has led technical teams and worked on energy technology development in roles connected to ARPA-E, CUNY, and UC Berkeley, and has prior experience at Trilogy.
Where does Eli Leland work?
Eli Leland is Co-founder & CTO of Voltaiq.
What companies did Eli Leland found?
Eli Leland founded Voltaiq.
Where did Eli Leland go to school?
Eli Leland studied at University of California, Berkeley (PhD, Mechanical Engineering); University of California, Berkeley (MS, Mechanical Engineering); Princeton University (BSE, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering).

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