I work at the interface between emerging and innovative technology, high-growth markets, and compelling product value. Whether in biotechnology or in semiconductors, my goal is achieve a uniquely differentiated value proposition through a strong scientific and engineering basis. This requires an integrated approach to research and development, corporate finance, and intellectual property.

Nanosolar has developed a new generation of low-cost solar electricity cells and panels designed to achieve grid-parity cost-efficiency in utility-scale, multi-MW deployments. Nanosolar is a seven-year-old U.S. based company that leverages nanotechnology to enable high-volume production of low-cost solar panels. The company has invented a set of production processes which as an aggregate allow for high-volume production of thin film solar cells and panels. Nanosolar prints solar cells onto metal foil with a roll-to-roll printing press using a nanostructured, electronic ink. Individual cells are then interconnected and assembled into solar modules. The production process is light touch and highly automated, and is inherently green with both minimal environmental and carbon footprints even at very high production volumes. Nanosolar is headquartered in San Jose, California.