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Elijah Kapas

Founder

Founder at Pirouette Pharma

Greater Boston

FoundedPirouette Pharma Β· YC

About

Elijah Kapas holds a dual degree in mechanical and civil engineering from Clarkson University. He serves as CTO of Pirouette Medical, where he leads device design and intellectual property development, and has held various roles in quality and supervisory positions across multiple industries.

Founder at Pirouette PharmaYC S21

Intro paths

YC

Elijah went through Y Combinator (Summer 2021) β€” any YC alum in your network can reach them through the YC community.

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In turn, Elijah can intro founders to Pirouette Pharma's investors below.

Co-founders at Pirouette Pharma

MKMatthew Kane

Experience

  1. Pirouette PharmaCTOcurrent2017 β€” presentBoston, Massachusetts
  2. Bechtel Oil, Gas, & ChemicalsPreservation and Maintenance Superintendent2016 β€” 2017Baytown, Texas
  3. Bechtel Oil, Gas, & ChemicalsMechanical Field Engineer2014 β€” 2017Houston, Texas Area
  4. Bechtel Oil, Gas, & ChemicalsPreservation and Maintenance Field Engineer2014 β€” 2017Baytown, Texas
  5. GEManufacturing Engineer2012Greenville, South Carolina Area

Skills & more

Microsoft Office4Microsoft Excel5Microsoft Word6PowerPoint2Windows1PhotoshopMicrosoft PowerPoint1Public SpeakingLeadership1EnglishResearch2Customer Service1

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Elijah Kapas?
Elijah Kapas holds a dual degree in mechanical and civil engineering from Clarkson University. He serves as CTO of Pirouette Medical, where he leads device design and intellectual property development, and has held various roles in quality and supervisory positions across multiple industries.
Where does Elijah Kapas work?
Elijah Kapas is Founder of Pirouette Pharma.
What companies did Elijah Kapas found?
Elijah Kapas founded Pirouette Pharma.
Where did Elijah Kapas go to school?
Elijah Kapas studied at Clarkson University (Bachelor of Science (BS), Civil Engineering/ Mechanical Engineering).

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