As Project Manager, Tessa ensures complex, cross-functional partnership initiatives move forward with clarity, velocity, and minimal surprise. She acts as the operational backbone of program tracking for near-term execution while proactively identifying downstream risks. Tessa first joined Neurable as an intern while finishing her studies at Boston University, where she majored in Neuroscience with a focus in math and computer science. Since then, Tessa has taken on various roles across different sectors of the company, enabling her to understand how all the moving parts work together. Outside of work, you'll find Tessa reading, exploring Boston, or trying a new workout studio.

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Facts & Tid Bits:

• Favorite productivity hack: When losing focus, either change the lighting in her environment or move to a new location for a quick reset.‍
• Favorite 10-minute brain break activity: Going for a walk or taking active breaks—sometimes pushups with the team.‍
• Go-to song to get in the zone: A playlist on Spotify called "Audible Adderall."

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As a UX Designer at Neurable, Deeksha brings a background in behavioral science to her work, turning research and insights into simple, thoughtful experiences that people genuinely enjoy using. She's passionate about designing products that are grounded in real human behavior.Outside of design work, Deeksha tries to live with purpose — driven by the belief that this might be the only life we get, which pushes her to create things with positive impact and experience as much of the world as she can.

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Facts & Tid Bits:

• Favorite productivity hack: I love temptation bundling. I save my favorite shows for when I'm at the gym or hanging out with friends, so something I enjoy becomes an incentive to work out everyday and spend more time being social.
• Favorite 10-minute brain break activity: Watching something funny. A quick laugh is usually enough to reset my brain and come back with fresh energy.
• Go-to song to get in the zone: Underdog by Alicia Keys or Hall of Fame by The Script

Zachary plays a vital role in supporting our most important asset—our customers. Whether it’s resolving order issues or untangling complex logistical challenges, Zach is the go-to problem solver. With six years of experience in healthcare and logistics support, he helped drive business growth in the Boston area before bringing his expertise to Neurable.

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When he’s not putting out fires, you’ll find Zach outdoors, whether hiking, skiing, golfing, cycling, or relaxing in a hammock with a good book.

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Facts & Tid Bits:

• Favorite productivity hack: Leaving my phone on Do Not Disturb and face down does wonders for focus!
• ‍Favorite 10-minute brain break activity: Meditation
• ‍Go-to song to get in the zone: "State Artefact" by In Comparison With

Jim is an electrical engineer with over a decade of medical device experience spanning hardware, firmware, and mechanical design. His work has ranged from wearable bio-potential sensors to invasive medical technologies, and he's driven by a passion for building solutions that make a real difference for vulnerable populations. When a wearable prototype calls for soft goods, Jim doesn't hesitate to fire up his trusty Janome sewing machine — whatever it takes to get the job done.Before engineering, Jim served as a USMC martial arts instructor, and he still spends plenty of time on the mats as an active Brazilian Jiu Jitsu grappler. He's also the mastermind behind what many claim to be the best chocolate chip cookies ever made — a credential he takes nearly as seriously as his engineering work.Outside of work, you'll find Jim hiking, watching classic films, or defending his living room from his daughters in an all-out rubber chicken slingshot battle.

Joshua is a Senior Software Engineer at Neurable, with a focus on cloud infrastructure and integrations. He has a background in cognitive neuroscience research and has been deeply involved in developing research and health technology solutions. His expertise bridges the gap between cutting-edge research and practical, scalable tech infrastructure.

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Outside of work, Joshua enjoys spending time with his family doing creative activities like playing music, drawing, skateboarding, hiking and building gadgets

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Productivity hack:

Change your context when taking breaks. If you’ve been inside or on screens, step outside and connect with nature—look at trees, plants, and the sky.

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‍Favorite 10-minute brain break activity:‍

Gazing up at the sky through tree leaves or watching the shadows cast by plants. Green light and nature are great for the mind, and Joshua loves all shades of green.

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‍Go-to song to get in the zone:

"Voodoo People" by The Prodigy.

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As the Vice President of Engineering at Neurable, Lindsay leads a diverse team of research scientists, machine learning engineers, firmware engineers, and software engineers, all working toward the goal of building the everyday brain-computer interface (BCI). With over two decades of entrepreneurial and leadership experience in creative tech, brand storytelling, customer engagement, and engineering, Lindsay has consistently transformed visionary concepts into successful products, dynamic activations, and memorable live events.

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When she's not guiding her team of talented engineers, Lindsay enjoys hiking with her dog, working on DIY tech projects, and supporting local live music.

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Facts & Tid Bits:

• Productivity hack: Keep a daily to-do list to stay organized and on track.
• ‍Favorite 10-minute brain break activity: Going for a walk.
• ‍Go-to song to get in the zone: A song from one of her 387 curated playlists

Pawan is a key member of Neurable’s research team, focusing on collaborations with the Department of Defense. As a biomedical engineer with nearly 10 years of experience in brain-computer interface research, Pawan has worked with multiple non-invasive brain imaging technologies, including EEG, fNIRS, and fMRI. Prior to joining Neurable, Pawan worked as an applied human-computer interface researcher for the New York Mets, investigating neural biomarkers in Major League Baseball players during live hitting scenarios.

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When he’s not in the lab, Pawan is either at the gym as a competitive bodybuilder or enjoying a long drive.

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Facts & Tid Bits:

• Productivity hack: If you're stuck on a problem, take a short mental break. It often helps you come back with fresh perspectives and faster solutions.
• ‍Favorite 10-minute brain break activity: Listening to his favorite music.
• ‍Go-to song to get in the zone: "Don't Kill My Vibe (Gryffin Remix)" by Sigrid.

As Neurable’s Lead Machine Learning Engineer, David focuses on algorithm design and ensures that the insights derived from our hardware provide an engaging and intuitive user experience. Over the past five years, he has been at the heart of Neurable’s machine learning program, drawing on his academic background in computational neuroscience and engineering physics to drive innovation.

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When he’s not teaching machines how to learn, David spends his time researching the philosophy of mind and pursuing fun side projects.

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Facts & Tid Bits:

• Productivity hack: When you take a break, try practicing mindfulness. Focus on the things you feel are limiting you, and ask yourself whether these limits are truly real or just mental constructs. This mindset shift can help you better address challenges.
• ‍Favorite 10-minute brain break activity: A quick, invigorating round of Starcraft.
• ‍Go-to music to get in the zone: The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway by Genesis

Jake oversees Neurable’s cloud infrastructure and backend services, which form the foundation of the product. He also plays a pivotal role in designing and reviewing other software products across the company. Jake began his career as an electrical and computer engineer at Teradyne, where he worked on large-scale automated equipment for testing complex microprocessors. Over time, his focus shifted towards software engineering, particularly in cloud and backend services.

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When Jake isn’t building in the cloud, he enjoys writing, cooking (and, of course, eating), and traveling—sometimes all at once!

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Facts & Tid Bits:

• Favorite productivity hack: Checklists! For small tasks, write them down to clear mental clutter. For large, overwhelming problems, break them into manageable pieces and tackle one at a time.‍
• Favorite 10-minute brain break activity: Playing with his two demanding cats when working from home.‍
• Go-to music to get in the zone: Early 2000s pop-punk—think Panic! at the Disco and Fall Out Boy.

Shruthi is responsible for managing, designing, and developing firmware for Neurable's BCI products. Her role involves coordinating with partner companies to align requirements and deliverables, identifying and prioritizing tasks, and ensuring that all projects are completed on time while meeting the highest quality standards. With over 15 years of experience as an Embedded Software Engineer specializing in safety-critical systems and advanced DSP algorithms, Shruthi's expertise spans the entire product lifecycle—from initial development and rigorous testing to manufacturing support and customer feedback analysis.

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Outside of work, Shruthi enjoys cooking elaborate meals, experimenting with new recipes, and connecting with her heritage through art.

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Facts & Tid Bits:

• Productivity hack: Break down large goals into smaller, manageable tasks to make them feel more achievable. This approach helps maintain motivation and allows for steady progress and regular reassessment.
• ‍Favorite 10-minute brain break activity: Doodling, sketching, or engaging in physical movement.
• ‍Go-to music to get in the zone: Indian melody songs.

Annika leads Neurable's marketing and go-to-market strategy, bringing more than a decade of startup leadership experience across founder, CMO, and CEO roles. Her approach is grounded in a simple belief: the tactics that actually move the number are usually simpler than people expect, and the marketing landscape moves too fast to stay attached to last year's best practices. She treats marketing as art rather than math, and has built her career around learning fast, testing often, and questioning conventional wisdom. Outside of Neurable, Annika runs a YouTube channel teaching marketers how to actually use AI at work.A former competitive basketball player of ten years, Annika now plays volleyball and padel for fun. She lives in Estonia with her husband and toddler son, and loves slow travel: going somewhere new and pretending she lives there.

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‍Facts & Tid Bits:

• Core values: Ownership, Curiosity, Honesty
• Favorite productivity hack: Sleeping well
• Favorite 10-minute brain break activity: Spending time in my garden
• Go-to song to get in the zone: Anything from the Spotify “Focus” playlist works

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Erin works closely with Neurable’s CEO, Ramses, providing executive administrative support and managing his schedule (or as she likes to say, running his life). With decades of experience in administrative services—including editing, proofreading, and organizing—Erin has worked for renowned financial firms, publishing houses, and administrative organizations.
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When she’s not on the clock, Erin enjoys writing books, reading, kayaking, or practicing yoga.

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Facts & Tid Bits:

• Favorite productivity hack: Every morning, review your tasks to structure the day efficiently.
• ‍Favorite 10-minute brain break activity: Yoga, meditation, or a quick dance break.
• ‍Go-to song to get pumped up: "I Will Survive" by Gloria Gaynor—she even has a dance routine for it!

Ramses leads Neurable with a clear strategic vision, overseeing the development of pioneering neurotechnology while fostering a close-knit, collaborative team culture. His journey to founding Neurable began over a decade ago during his time at the University of Michigan, where his passion for neuroscience and technology took shape. Prior to launching Neurable, Ramses earned a PhD in Electrical Engineering and Neuroscience, with a thesis focused on novel brain-computer interfaces and EEG biomarkers for assessing cognitive function in children with cerebral palsy. This research laid the groundwork for what would become Neurable.

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When he's not guiding the team or attending conferences, Ramses enjoys learning about leadership, indulging in a good steak, and diving deep into strategy games.

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Facts & Tid Bits:

• Favorite productivity hack or tip: "Don't stop when you are tired, stop when you are done."
• Favorite 10-minute brain break activity: A Quick Workout
• Go-to song to get in the zone: "No Mercy No Respite" by Doyle W. Donehoo

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As the VP of Business Development at Neurable, Eugene brings a wealth of experience in navigating complex, cross-functional challenges. With a professional background rooted in Corporate Development as an individual contributor, he specializes in high-stakes strategy—from acquiring and integrating companies to executing multi-faceted processes. If there’s a "hairy" problem that needs solving, Eugene is the one to let run wild.When he’s not developing growth strategies for the future of BCI, Eugene is a devoted husband and father to three energetic kids (and one fluffy Aussiedoodle). A lover of puzzles and a lifelong learner, he approaches both his work and personal life with a desire to understand how things fit together.‍

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Facts & Tid Bits:

• Productivity hack: Don’t hesitate to follow up! Eugene manages a high volume of shifting priorities, so a gentle reminder or a "nudge" is always welcome to keep tasks moving forward.
• Favorite 10-minute brain break activity: Solving puzzles or diving into a quick learning session to reset his focus.
• Go-to adrenaline rush: Skydiving. An adrenaline junkie at heart, he’s always ready for the next big leap.

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Reid brings a rare combination of financial rigor and operational grit to Neurable, applying his experience to the complex challenges of scaling a neurotechnology company. Before joining Neurable, Reid built his career across startups and high-pressure environments — from navigating the literal waters of Boston Harbor as a ship captain to navigating the figurative ones of early-stage finance. His ability to distill complex processes into precise financial models has made him an indispensable force behind the scenes.

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When he's not deep in spreadsheet math or building financial models that would make most analysts weep, Reid can be found curating movie recommendations for anyone willing to ask — and he's always willing to talk film.

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Facts & Tid Bits:

• Core motto: "Pay attention, find a way, and make it happen."
• Favorite brain flex: Solving Advent of Code puzzles using only spreadsheet functions — no VBA allowed.
• Hidden talent: Former ship captain on Boston Harbor.
• ‍Go-to song to get in the zone: "Goodbye Horses" by Q Lazzarus

As a Research Scientist at Neurable, Ally is responsible for developing demo software and creating new feature algorithms. They hold a PhD in Bioinformatics and Computational Biology from Worcester Polytechnic Institute, where her graduate work focused on passive, non-invasive brain-computer interfaces. Specifically, they developed algorithms to assist students in educational settings and facilitate robotic interactions in human-robot teams.

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When they are not researching BCI, Ally is an avid reader, typically finishing around 100 books a year, with a particular love for science fiction and fantasy.

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Facts & Tid Bits:

• Productivity hack: Take naps! Sleep helps solidify recent memory and facilitates subconscious problem-solving, making you feel more productive when well-rested.
• ‍Favorite 10-minute brain break activity: Whipping up a quick snack or playing short, repetitive games like Sudoku or Minesweeper.
• ‍Go-to song to get in the zone: "Enemies" by Imagine Dragons.

Avi is part of Neurable’s Product team, helping to lead the company’s defense-focused initiatives. Avi has dedicated his career to the immersive technology industry, while also co-founding two companies in the blockchain space, one of which he successfully exited. He has led the development of cutting-edge mixed reality solutions for the Department of Defense, collaborating with the U.S. Space Force, SOCOM, and DTRA, and has won several patents for his innovations. He continues to advise a select handful of XR startups, and his passion for making technology more humanistic drives his work at Neurable as the company enters its next phase of growth.

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Outside of work, he enjoys playing music and exploring the Boston’s vibrant arts scene, as well as discovering new restaurants and coffee shops.

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Facts & Tid Bits:

• Productivity hack: As tech-forward as you may be, try taking hand-written notes as often as possible to help "hard-code" information into your memory—it’s backed by science!
• Favorite 10-minute brain break activity: Playing the guitar.
• Go-to song to get in the zone: "My Only Swerving" by El Ten Eleven.

As Business Development Manager, Defense at Neurable, Johan serves as the company’s primary point of contact for defense engagements, partnerships, and opportunities. He leads Neurable’s efforts to connect its neurotechnology capabilities with mission-driven defense stakeholders, helping identify, shape, and advance opportunities that support the Warfighter. Prior to joining Neurable, he worked at FedTech, where he supported emerging technology companies engaging with the Army, Air Force, DARPA, DHS, and other federal partners.A South Florida native, Johan is ambitious, relationship-driven, and deeply committed to building trusted partnerships across the defense ecosystem. At the center of his work is a simple mission: helping bring the best capabilities to the Warfighter.

‍Facts & Tid Bits:‍

‍Core values: Gratitude, loyalty, and taking care of your people.
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‍Productivity hack: bullet list
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‍Favorite 10-minute brain break activity: Getting outside for fresh air, taking a short walk, or stepping away briefly to reset and come back focused.

‍Go-to song to get in the zone: “Cornfield Chase” Interstellar - Hans Zimmerman.

Adam is a Co-Founder and COO at Neurable, bringing global expertise in deep technology commercialization and policy. A Forbes 30 Under 30 recipient in Consumer Technology, Adam works with leading brands and organizations to bring cutting-edge products to market. He is also a prominent leader in the neurotech field, serving as an active member of NeurotechX, the world’s largest neurotechnology community. Additionally, he advises the Institute of Neuroethics (IoNx) and Harvard's DCI Network, focusing on rethinking digital health through data. Adam is a published author on commercial ethics perspectives and a mentor to numerous startups and accelerators.

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When he’s not advancing the neuroscience community, Adam enjoys mountain climbing, planning social gatherings, and indulging in the best food.

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Facts & Tid Bits:

• Productivity hack: Forget to-do lists—leverage your calendar by blocking off time for what you need to do.
• ‍Favorite 10-minute brain break activity: Before noon, enjoying a hot black coffee without touching his phone; after noon, a quick walk outside.
• ‍Go-to song to get in the zone: "Moment of Clarity" by Jay-Z.

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Walter spends his days developing algorithms designed to extract psychological insights from brain waves. As a former academic neuroscientist specializing in the neurobiology of emotions and Pavlovian conditioning, Walter believes there’s untapped potential in real-time mental health and human behavior applications. His neuroscience training includes time spent in the LeDoux Lab at NYU.

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Outside of building algorithms, you’ll find Walter immersed in history research, studying cosmology, or enjoying the opera.

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Facts & Tid Bits:

• Favorite productivity hack: Get plenty of sleep and make time for long, focused work sessions.
• ‍Favorite 10-minute brain break activity: Meditation.
• ‍Go-to song to get in the zone: "Be Kind" by Halsey.

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