CellScope
Co-founded and led a university spinout through venture funding, a 25-person team, and acquisition by Johnson & Johnson.
Sawmill helps founders, investors, and leadership teams decide what to build, what to prove, and what the company needs next.
Oakland, California
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An electrical engineer and bioengineer, Erik is an operator who has worked across the lifecycle of technical company building. He founded CellScope, a pioneering UC Berkeley digital health spinout, raised venture capital, and led it through acquisition by Johnson & Johnson. He then worked in corporate innovation, new-venture creation, and billion-dollar transactions inside a global company before leading product and platform development at Recursion.
Co-founded and led a university spinout through venture funding, a 25-person team, and acquisition by Johnson & Johnson.
Brought acquired technology to market, then led digital-health strategy, external innovation, and new venture work.
Led product and platform development across AI/ML, high-throughput biology, precision chemistry design, and laboratory automation.
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