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About
Shaurnav Ghosh is a Stanford-educated computer scientist who has held roles at AWS and Apple, and previously worked at Phia.
CTO at AssembleYC S26
Intro paths
Shaurnav went through Y Combinator (Summer 2026) — any YC alum in your network can reach them through the YC community.
Their group partner at YC was Ankit Gupta, General Partner at Y Combinator — the partner who ran Assemble's batch and knows the company first-hand. YC profile ↗
In turn, Shaurnav can intro founders to Assemble's investors below.
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Co-founders at Assemble
Frequently asked questions
- Who is Shaurnav Ghosh?
- Shaurnav Ghosh is a Stanford-educated computer scientist who has held roles at AWS and Apple, and previously worked at Phia.
- Where does Shaurnav Ghosh work?
- Shaurnav Ghosh is CTO of Assemble.
- What companies did Shaurnav Ghosh found?
- Shaurnav Ghosh founded Assemble.
Founder mafias
Y Combinator mafia10,594
Also came through, then founded or led a company.
Stanford University mafia2,290
Also came through, then founded or led a company.
Apple mafia441
Also came through, then founded or led a company.
Phia mafia4
Also came through, then founded or led a company.
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