Ran Ginosar's Industry and Entrepreneurship

Ran Ginosar: Industry Involvement and Entrepreneurship

1982--1983

AT&T Bell Laboratories, Murray Hill, NJ: Member of the Technical Staff, . Conducted research and experimental work on VLSI systems for parallel processing.

1989--1999

i Sight Inc, New York and Israel: Co-founder, CTO, member Board of Directors, part-time consultant. An electronic imaging company, developed wide dynamic range cameras based on technology co-invented by Ran Ginosar at the Technion. Company raised $10M.

1994--1999

UltraGuide, Ltd., USA and Israel: Co-founder, member Board of Directors, part-time consultant. A medical device company, developed smart guidance aids for invasive medical procedures such as ultrasound guided biopsies. Company raised $40M.

1997--1999

Intel Corporation, Research Group, Oregon: Visiting Faculty. Engaged in research of asynchronous circuits and future products and technology.

1999--2003

Mobilian Corporation, Portand OR, San Diego CA and Israel: Co-founder, Chief Architect, part-time consultant. A fabless semiconductor company that developed multi-protocol wireless communications chip-set (RF, analog and digital). Company raised $80M. Technology sold to Intel in 2003.

2004--2007

AI Medical Semi, Israel: Co-founder, Head of the Board of Directors, part-time consultant. A fabless semiconductor company that developed co-processors for cardiac implants.

2004--2007

NeuroVibes, Israel: Co-founder. Developed brain implant electronic chips, based on technology co-invented by Ran Ginosar at the Technion.

2004--2010

Plurality, Israel: Co-founder, member Board of Directors. A fabless semiconductor company making many-processor chips based on technology co-invented by Nimrod Bayer and Ran Ginosar

2002--present

Ramon Chips, Israel: Co-founder and CEO. A company developing radiation-hardened integrated circuits for use in satellites.

2010--present

vSync Circuits, Israel: Member of the Advisory Board. An IP and EDA company offering solutions for Clock Domain Crossing and synchronization in SoC and FPGA.

Last Update: 9 June 2014

1982--1983	AT&T Bell Laboratories, Murray Hill, NJ: Member of the Technical Staff, . Conducted research and experimental work on VLSI systems for parallel processing.
1989--1999	i Sight Inc, New York and Israel: Co-founder, CTO, member Board of Directors, part-time consultant. An electronic imaging company, developed wide dynamic range cameras based on technology co-invented by Ran Ginosar at the Technion. Company raised $10M.
1994--1999	UltraGuide, Ltd., USA and Israel: Co-founder, member Board of Directors, part-time consultant. A medical device company, developed smart guidance aids for invasive medical procedures such as ultrasound guided biopsies. Company raised $40M.
1997--1999	Intel Corporation, Research Group, Oregon: Visiting Faculty. Engaged in research of asynchronous circuits and future products and technology.
1999--2003	Mobilian Corporation, Portand OR, San Diego CA and Israel: Co-founder, Chief Architect, part-time consultant. A fabless semiconductor company that developed multi-protocol wireless communications chip-set (RF, analog and digital). Company raised $80M. Technology sold to Intel in 2003.
2004--2007	AI Medical Semi, Israel: Co-founder, Head of the Board of Directors, part-time consultant. A fabless semiconductor company that developed co-processors for cardiac implants.
2004--2007	NeuroVibes, Israel: Co-founder. Developed brain implant electronic chips, based on technology co-invented by Ran Ginosar at the Technion.
2004--2010	Plurality, Israel: Co-founder, member Board of Directors. A fabless semiconductor company making many-processor chips based on technology co-invented by Nimrod Bayer and Ran Ginosar
2002--present	Ramon Chips, Israel: Co-founder and CEO. A company developing radiation-hardened integrated circuits for use in satellites.
2010--present	vSync Circuits, Israel: Member of the Advisory Board. An IP and EDA company offering solutions for Clock Domain Crossing and synchronization in SoC and FPGA.