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John Piotti

Founder

CTO at Sensei

Freedom, Maine, United States

FoundedSensei · YC

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About

John Piotti is an MIT graduate who previously worked as a robotics engineer at Aurora Flight Science and Boeing, and as a full stack developer at UtilityAPI. He is now CTO at Sensei, focused on robotic training data collection.

CTO at SenseiYC S24

Intro paths

YC

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

GP

Their group partner at YC was Jared Friedman, YC Group Partner — the partner who ran Sensei's batch and knows the company first-hand. YC profile ↗

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Co-founders at Sensei

JR
Joana RafaelFounder
NM
Nuno MoutinhoFounder
PC
Paulo CarreiraFounder
VP
Vasco PortugalFounder

Frequently asked questions

Who is John Piotti?
John Piotti is an MIT graduate who previously worked as a robotics engineer at Aurora Flight Science and Boeing, and as a full stack developer at UtilityAPI. He is now CTO at Sensei, focused on robotic training data collection.
Where does John Piotti work?
John Piotti is CTO of Sensei.
What companies did John Piotti found?
John Piotti founded Sensei.

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