Dr. Erik H. Volkerink was the former CTO of $30B Flex, which employs over 200,000 professionals, and a former consulting professor of Stanford. He served as C-level officer of 3 public companies and was involved in three $1B+ transactions including one IPO. He holds an EE PHD from Stanford and a MBA from Wharton. Previously he served as the Chief Business Officer of Heptagon (sold to ams AG in 2017), Chief Executive Officer of RF Digital Corporation (sold to Heptagon), Chief Executive Officer of Liquid Interface Technologies (sold to RF Digital Corporation), Chief Technology Officer of Verigy (IPO and subsequently sold to Advantest), and Chief Technology Officer of Advantest (where he founded the SSD business unit which became the third business group of Advantest). Additionally, he served as the Founder and President of the Dutch School Silicon Valley and Test Vision 2020.

Dr. Ajay Khoche brings over 20 years of experience in rapid prototyping and mass production to Trackonomy.

As the founder of Smart Connected Systems—a consulting firm offering IOT design services—Ajay managed the design, ramp-up, and mass production of new products for companies ranging in size from small startups to those with revenues in excess of $25B. His expertise spans the automotive, consumer electronics, aerospace, and defense industries. Ajay holds over 25 patents, has been published over 30 times, and holds a PhD in Computer Science from the University of Utah.

Alan joined Trackonomy as its President in December of 2018, coming from United Parcel Service where he was Executive Vice President and Chief Commercial Officer.

In his 38 years at UPS, Alan led and participated in numerous transformational strategies helping reshape the company from a $3.3B US-centric, small package and ground delivery company to a $65B leader in global logistics and supply chain solutions. In his role as EVP and COO, he directed strategy, M&A, marketing, sales, e-commerce, product development, government affairs, and key growth strategies across the enterprise. He also led and oversaw the acquisition, integration and ongoing operations of Marken and Coyote Logistics.

Scott served as the General Manager of Sensing Products at Heptagon before joining Trackonomy. As Heptagon’s Director of Marketing and Strategy, he led a comprehensive re-branding effort, significantly increasing the company’s visibility and industry leadership in just six months. Over the course of six years at Advantest, Scott developed the product concept, business case, and marketing strategy for the company’s multi-protocol SSD tester business unit, which ultimately became Advantest’s third business group.

Scott holds a Masters Degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Siegen in Germany, and is a holder of two US patents.

Thomas has enjoyed a career spanning over 20 years in international management with high growth, mature, and cyclical businesses. He has led both operations and supply chain organizations for multi-billion-dollar, market-leading companies. Having extensive manufacturing experience, he has managed in-house manufacturing operations, contract manufacturers and led both outsourcing and insourcing projects. He has built a career by disrupting mature businesses with innovative platform solutions.

Overseeing all legal and regulatory matters for Trackonomy Systems, Steve has advised and represented hundreds of companies on a wide range of transactional and litigation matters, including corporate, IP/technology, finance, employment, and commercial real estate. A native of Silicon Valley, Steve holds a J.D. from Santa Clara University School of Law, a B.A. from University of California at Santa Barbara, and has been licensed to practice law in the State of California for 15 years. He is the principal attorney at Roeser Law, PC.

Ed Garcia manages our patent portfolio and has extensive experience across a vast array of technologies. Ed has seen and worked on virtually every type of cutting edge technology, including but not limited to: software, computer hardware, image processing, imaging systems, computer vision, 3D modeling and analysis, lasers and other light sources, printer technologies, human-machine interface technologies, realtime communications and collaboration platforms, semiconductor circuits, devices, processing and packaging, data parsing and extraction technologies, machine learning technologies, blockchain, smart contracts, and medical devices. Ed holds a JD from Harvard Law School and a Masters of Science from MIT.