Our Mission...
CEO, founder, and owner of NeurGear
Jonathan Hacker
I am a Biomedical Engineering (BME) and Neuroentrepreneur from the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT). My… well let’s be honest, obsession going back close to 8 years has been preparing, researching, and planning for what we’re doing in NeurGear. My personal mission is to End Human Suffering, and this business is the first step.
Chief Operating Officer
Andrew Slegaitis
I am a biomedical engineer who graduated from Rochester Institute of Technology and a veteran of the US Navy. I provide a perspective to the company that focuses on the science and safety behind our devices. In my free time, I play video games as well as do outdoor activities such as camping or hiking. I have become interested in neurotechnology because we use our brains every day and we still are missing so much information on all the intricacies. Being a part of something that helps people's mental health is truly amazing.
Chief Technology Officer
Stanley Stephenson
I have extensive experience developing products and production systems. My experience includes medical, opto-electro-mechanical devices, capital equipment development, test equipment development, cameras, displays, printing, MEMS and flexible electronics/displays. Lead 30+ development projects from customer and market requirements development to justified project plans to design of mechanical, electrical, optical and chemical systems through production. Extensive experience in manufacturing development, including new processes, manufacturing and test protocols and test equipment for demanding specifications. Extensive experience in managing and coordinating multidisciplinary technology teams.
Chief Scientific Officer
Izzy Kohler
I am a neurotech researcher, mathematician, physiotherapist, and data scientist. Better stated, I am a neuro nerd, math geek, human performance junkie, and data nut with an insatiable curiosity about EVERYTHING and a fidgety need to tinker. My annoying addiction to finding facts, truth, and figuring out how everything works has molded me into the strange little person I am today. My time spent helping startup companies design and trial the devices that will, in time, change the world; is the time which I find most rewarding. It’s time to discover the miracles technology can achieve.
