Bryan Salesky's Email Addresses & Phone Numbers

💼 Past Experience

1980-1983, Pittsburgh, PAThe Commercialization Specialist at National Robotics Engineering Center/ Robotics Institute / Carnegie Mellon University worked on projects dealing with the development and commercialization of robotics technology and services. They were responsible for developing and administering the commercialization program at National Robotics Engineering Center/ Robotics Institute / Carnegie Mellon University. This professional was responsible for the management of the research and development efforts at National Robotics Engineering Center/ Robotics Institute / Carnegie Mellon University, as well as the design, development, and testing of robotic technologies. The Commercialization Specialist at National Robotics Engineering Center/ Robotics Institute / Carnegie Mellon University was also responsible for overseeing and managing the customer relationships. They were responsible for managing the relationships with industrial and academic customers, as well as conducting market research.1983-2009, Pittsburgh, PAThe Technical Program Manager at Google worked on technical programs that involved the development, testing, and commercialization of Google's products. They were responsible for managing and developing the technical programs that interfered with Google's business goals. They were also responsible for supervising and managing the technical program work at Google. The Technical Program Manager at Google was responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining the Google's software development environment. The Technical Program Manager at Google was also responsible for developing and maintaining the Google's infrastructure.2011-2012, Mountain View, CAThe Software Engineer at Union Switch and Signal worked on software projects that involved the development and commercialization of software. They were responsible for developing the software and ensuring that the software was virus-free. They were also responsible for ensuring that the software had the correct features. The Software Engineer at Union Switch and Signal was responsible for developing the Oracle software development environment. The Software Engineer at Union Switch and Signal was also responsible for developing the Oracle's web development environment.2004-2009, Pittsburgh, PAThe Commercialization Specialist at National Robotics Engineering Center/ Robotics Institute / Carnegie Mellon University worked on projects that involved the development, commercialization, and service related to robotics technology. They were responsible for developing and administering the commercialization program at National Robotics Engineering Center/ Robotics Institute / Carnegie Mellon University. This professional was responsible for the management of the research and development efforts at National Robotics Engineering Center/ Robotics Institute / Carnegie Mellon University, as well as the design, development, and testing of robotic technologies. The Commercialization Specialist at National Robotics Engineering Center/ Robotics Institute / Carnegie Mellon University was also responsible for overseeing and managing the customer relationships. They were responsible for managing the relationships with industrial and academic customers, as well as conducting market research.2009-2011, Pittsburgh, PAThe Commercialization Specialist at National Robotics Engineering Center/ Robotics Institute / Carnegie Mellon University worked on projects that involved the development, commercialization, and service related to robotics technology. They were responsible for developing and administering the commercialization program at National Robotics Engineering Center/ Robotics Institute / Carnegie Mellon University. This professional was responsible for the management of the research and development efforts at National Robotics Engineering Center/ Robotics Institute / Carnegie Mellon University, as well as the design, development, and testing of robotic technologies. The Commercialization Specialist at National Robotics Engineering Center/ Robotics Institute / Carnegie Mellon University was also

🎓 Education

Bryan Salesky's educational background gives him a strong background in computer engineering and the ability to work respectfully and collaboratively with others. He has held many positions in the software and hardware industry, serving as a product engineer and technical director. His work experience has exposed him to both the high and low sides of software engineering and has taught him to be passionate about his work and understanding of others' perspectives.Salesky has a deep understanding of human motivations and psychology, and is comfortable working with teams. He is able to communicate effectively with a wide range of people, and is able to develop and own solutions to problems. His innovative thinking and collaborative disposition have led him to many successful positions in his field, and he is excited to continue his education and climb up the corporate ladder.

💡 Technical & Interpersonal Skills

bryan.saleskyBryan Salesky has over 10 years of experience in the commercialization of machine-learning technology and solutions. He has held senior corporate positions at two leading technology companies, beginning with a two-year stint as Director of Hardware Development at Google where he managed the development of company's self-driving cars. Following this, he held a various technical positions at Union Switch and Signal, Inc., concentrating on software engineering, until his move to Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, PA in 2009 to work as a Commercialization Specialist on a team developing and deploying machine-learning algorithms for commercial purposes.He has written extensively on the commercialization of machine-learning technology, typically developing case studies or lectures to better explain the process behind how these technology solutions are deployed. His work has appeared in a number of publications, including Machine Learning: Past, Present and Future, as well as a number of blog posts and chapbooks on the same subject. In addition, he has given several talks andpresentations on the commercialization of machine-learning technology at both professional and undergraduate level.