Summary
Reshef Elisha is a firmware-focused electrical engineer and seasoned embedded software developer with 11 years of experience building production systems across robotics, consumer VR, automotive energy, and biomedical research. He has shipped device and system-level firmware at scale—from Quest 2 controllers and Quest Pro synchronization to Powerwall/Megapack grid-synchronization software and robotics at Dyna Robotics—while also co-founding and leading technology at a startup. His background blends hands-on PCB and enclosure design, low-level drivers and radio/camera synchronization, plus research on flexible/stretchable electronics for EMG and silent speech decoding at Stanford. Based in San Francisco, Reshef pairs academic rigor (MS, Purdue) with practical product delivery, often moving between prototyping and hardened production code. A practical polyglot across firmware, Python automation, and MATLAB, he brings uncommon cross-domain depth that helps turn experimental sensors into deployable systems.
11 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Science - MS Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Master of Science - MS Electrical and Electronics Engineering at Purdue University
Bachelor’s Degree Electrical Engineering, Bachelor’s Degree Electrical Engineering at University of Pittsburgh
English, French, Hebrew