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Isabella Reed

Founder

Founder at camelAI

Dallas, Texas, United States

FoundedcamelAI · YC

About

Isabella Reed is co-founder and COO of CamelAI.

Founder at camelAIYC W24

Intro paths

YC

Isabella went through Y Combinator (Winter 2024) — any YC alum in your network can reach them through the YC community.

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Their group partner at YC was Tom Blomfield, General Partner at Y Combinator — the partner who ran camelAI's batch and knows the company first-hand. YC profile ↗

In turn, Isabella can intro founders to camelAI's investors below.

camelAI's investors · 1

Co-founders at camelAI

IRIlliana Reed

Experience

  1. camelAICOO, Co-Foundercurrent2023 — presentSan Francisco, California, United States
  2. Startup HavenChapter Director2024 — 2025Austin, Texas, United States
  3. SpecrightDigital Transformation Consultant2021 — 2023Dallas, Texas, United States
  4. Tip JarHead of Growth2023United States
  5. PTCSr. Digital Transformation Solutions Specialist2021Boston, Massachusetts, United States
  6. MathWorksTechnical Account Executive2020 — 2021San Francisco Bay Area
  7. MathWorksSales Engineer2019 — 2020Greater Boston
  8. MathWorksApplication Support Engineer2019Greater Boston
  9. The University of Texas at DallasResearch Assistant2017The Neuronal Networks and Interfaces Laboratory, Richardson TX
  10. MedtronicAutomation Engineer2016 — 2017Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex
  11. UT Southwestern Medical CenterResearch Assistant2014 — 2016Human Enabled Robotic Technology Lab

Education

  1. Y Combinator2024
  2. The University of Texas at DallasBachelor’s Degree, Biomedical/Medical Engineering2013 — 2017

Skills & more

Microcontrollers23Robotics6Biomedical Engineering21Electronics6Signal Processing3Data Analysis6Project Management2Report Writing2Research2Technical Writing2Sales EngineeringLeadership5
+12 moreCommunicationManagementTeamworkMatlabLabVIEWC++Microsoft ExcelMicrosoft OfficeMicrosoft PowerPointMicrosoft WordNI LabVIEWSalesforce

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