Pat Peri

Pat Peri is a highly accomplished professional known for their work in the field of design and hardware development.

They earned a Masters degree in Mechanical Design and Manufacturing Systems from Clemson University, showcasing their dedication to continuous learning and specialization.

Additionally, they further enhanced their skill set by participating in programs at Harvard Business School Executive Education.

Pat has held significant roles in various prestigious organizations, such as Waymo, Google, Cisco Systems, and Schaeffler, where they have made substantial contributions.

Their roles have included working on cutting-edge technologies like self-driving systems (sensors) at Waymo and being a founding member of Google Wifi.

Furthermore, Pat has excelled in product design leadership positions at Google, specifically on projects like Google Chromecast, WiFi, and Home Mini.

Their wealth of experience also covers mechanical design, thermal algorithms, and NPI engineering in the realm of wireless access points and antennas at Cisco Systems.

Notably, they have a background in design engineering related to automatic transmissions, torque converters, and clutches at Schaeffler.

Pat Peri's journey exemplifies a dynamic career marked by innovation, expertise, and a consistent drive to push the boundaries of hardware design.