On July 30, MicroVision, Inc. announced the appointment of Scott Goldstein to its defense advisory board, which was recently established to further the company’s strategic expansion, pursuing customer and partnership opportunities to deliver MicroVision’s leading technologies and safety solutions into the defense tech industry and military sector.
“We’re thrilled that Scott has joined our esteemed advisory board members in forging pathways and opportunities to deliver our solutions to the defense sector,” said Sumit Sharma, MicroVision’s chief executive officer. “Having significantly contributed to defense and intelligence innovation throughout his career, including most recently at Parsons and Anduril, Scott’s extensive operational and engineering experience in space, cyberspace, ISR systems and sensors, and many other R&D initiatives, brings incredible value to MicroVision. The breadth and depth of his highly relevant experience, expertise, and network greatly enhances MicroVision’s ability to deliver our safety technologies and autonomous solutions to mission-critical operations.”
Scott Goldstein is a senior vice president and fellow at Parsons Corporation, where he leads critical technology and strategy activities across their Defense and Intelligence sector. His 40+ year military career spanned service in both the U.S. Army and U.S. Air Force. He retired from the Air Force as a major general where he led space, cyber and RDT&E activities across the DoD and intelligence community.
Dr. Goldstein’s industry experience ranges from VC-funded startups to Fortune 500 companies, where he led business units and served as chief technology officer, chief strategy officer, and chief scientist. He received his Ph.D. in electrical engineering from the University of Southern California, has published well over 200 publications and holds five U.S. patents in spread spectrum communications, advanced sensor data compression, ISR and adaptive processing for signal detection. Dr. Goldstein is an IEEE Fellow and recipient of both the IEEE Fred Nathanson Award and the IEEE Warren White Award. He serves on the boards of several companies and professional associations, university advisory boards, and DoD advisory boards.
Source: MicroVision
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