Ozgur Eris is a highly educated and experienced mechanical engineer and chief scientist with a proven track record of success. With a Ph.D. in mechanical engineering design from Stanford University and an M.S. in mechanical engineering, Eris is a leading expert in the field. He received his undergraduate degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Washington and a high school diploma from Robert College.

Eris has a diverse set of experiences and has held multiple leadership positions. Currently serving as the division technology integrator, chief scientist for collaboration and senior principal systems engineer at MITRE, formerly chief scientist for collaboration and social computing as well as the principal systems engineer at MITRE. He previously held positions as lead human-centered systems engineer, associate professor of product innovation and management at TU Delft, associate professor of design and mechanical engineering at Olin College of Engineering, and associate research director at the Center for Design Research at Stanford University.

During his time at MITRE, he demonstrated his expertise in human-centered design, product innovation, and management with measurable results. Eris has a strong background in mechanical engineering, having also worked as an enterprise data integration consultant at Myers-Holum, a product localization engineer at Microsoft, and a design engineer at Eris Engineering.

In summary, Ozgur Eris is a highly intellectual and accomplished mechanical engineer and chief scientist with a passion for human-centered design and product innovation. With advanced degrees from top universities and a diverse background in engineering and design, he brings a wealth of experience to his current and future endeavors.