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Michael Antonov

InvestorFounder

Investor at Formic Ventures · Founder at Deep Origin

San Francisco Bay Area

Writes $100K – $5M checks · typically $1.5M

FoundedDeep Origin

About

Michael Antonov is founder and CEO of DeepOrigin, a platform for biological simulation and R&D tools. Previously, he co-founded Oculus, where he led development of the PC Runtime and SDK across multiple hardware iterations and initiated the WebVR team. Earlier, he co-founded and served as CTO of Scaleform, a UI toolkit for games that was acquired by Autodesk.

Founder at Deep Origin

Intro paths

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Co-founders at Deep Origin

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Dmitriy Matthew ShlosbergExecutive Officer, Director

Experience

  1. Deep OriginChief Executive Officercurrent2022 — presentSan Francisco Bay Area
  2. Formic VenturesFoundercurrent2020 — presentSan Francisco Bay Area
  3. Formic LabsChief Executive Officer2022 — 2023San Francisco Bay Area
  4. FacebookSoftware Architect2018 — 2019Menlo Park, California
  5. Oculus VRChief Software Architect2012 — 2018Menlo Park, CA
  6. GaikaiLead Software Architect2012
  7. AutodeskSenior Software Architect2011 — 2012
  8. ScaleformCTO / Lead Architect1999 — 2011Greenbelt, MD

Education

  1. University of MarylandComputer Science1998 — 2004

Skills & more

Virtual Machines3Architecture9Software Development22Video Games17Software Engineering93D12User Interface19Animation3Multithreading4Perforce3Scrum5Software Design4
+12 moreAgile MethodologiesGame DevelopmentObject Oriented DesignAlgorithmsOOPProgrammingQtUser Interface DesignC++OpenGL.NETEmbedded Systems

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Frequently asked questions

Where does Michael Antonov work?
Michael Antonov is Investor at Formic Ventures and Founder at Deep Origin.
What check size does Michael Antonov write?
Michael Antonov typically writes checks of $100K – $5M.
What companies did Michael Antonov found?
Michael Antonov founded Deep Origin.

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