Priya Kuber's guest appearances

Priya Kuber

Valley Talks – stories of Silicon Valley Startups

The Real Capitalist Podcast

Ila Milkes, Makers Podcast

Kara Goldin

Ashley Whitehurst

Jenny Lefcourt

Minnie Ingersoll

Jon Vlassopulos

Andrea Barrica

Jill Koziol

Hayley Leibson

Viola Sutanto

Emily Levy

Jon Gillon

Chenoa Farnsworth

Aline Lerner

Michelle Sun

Adryenn Ashley

OwlTail

Priya is an Indian entrepreneur with ventures across India and San Francisco. She went to school for Electronics &amp; Telecommunications Engineering. She has 7 years of experience working with several aspects of a hardware business, including sales, prototyping, and product design. She was the founding CEO of Arduino's India office. She has worked on wearable technology in San Francisco with Luxottica's R&amp;D. She loves new challenges and takes an active interest in mentoring her fellow women in technology. Priya has a working knowledge of product prototyping, component selection, Arduino and analog electronics. She also has scripting knowledge of python and javascript. She believes in taking a platform-agnostic approach to new product design. Her core strength is her out-of-the-box creativity. Priya's pioneering work in kickstarting the maker movement of India was recognized worldwide. She has been named as one of the 12 Indian women in technology making a difference, by CampusDiaries, India. She is the recipient of Silicon Valley’s prestigious Rajeev Circle Fellowship, Draper University Fellowship, INK Fellowship and is a TEDx speaker.  In 2018, she is a visiting faculty, teaching entrepreneurship and rapid-prototyping with Inven-To program by Collège des Ingénieurs, Italy.

Priya is an Indian entrepreneur with ventures across India and San Francisco. She went to school for Electronics &amp; Telecommunications Engineering. She has 7 years of experience working with several aspects of a hardware business, including sales, prototyping, and product design. She was the founding CEO of Arduino's India office. She has worked on wearable technology in San Francisco with Luxottica's R&amp;D. She loves new challenges and takes an active interest in mentoring her fellow women in technology. Priya has a working knowledge of product prototyping, component selection, Arduino and analog electronics. She also has scripting knowledge of python and javascript. She believes in taking a platform-agnostic approach to new product design. Her core strength is her out-of-the-box creativity. Priya's pioneering work in kickstarting the maker movement of India was recognized worldwide. She has been named as one of the 12 Indian women in technology making a difference, by CampusDiaries, India. She is the recipient of Silicon Valley’s prestigious Rajeev Circle Fellowship, Draper University Fellowship, INK Fellowship and is a TEDx speaker.  In 2018, she is a visiting faculty, teaching entrepreneurship and rapid-prototyping with Inven-To program by Collège des Ingénieurs, Italy.

Priya Kuber, decentralizing the internet

At 21, Priya was the first Indian woman to start an open-source hardware company in India. At 28, she built Bay Area's first women-centric co-working space. Presently, at 30, she is the first Indian woman working to build a decentralized internet free of net neutrality, censorship, and fake news. She is a community builder and teacher at heart and firmly believes in the power of technology to improve the lives of people. She views entrepreneurship as a deeper path towards self-discovery.--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/therealcapitalist/message

At 21, Priya was the first Indian woman to start an open-source hardware company in India. At 28, she built Bay Area's first women-centric co-working space. Presently, at 30, she is the first Indian woman working to build a decentralized internet free of net neutrality, censorship, and fake news. She is a community builder and teacher at heart and firmly believes in the power of technology to improve the lives of people. She views entrepreneurship as a deeper path towards self-discovery. --- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/therealcapitalist/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/therealcapitalist/message</a>

How exposure to technology is changing the world with Priya Kuber

Priya is a founder of Fidl – an intelligent shape wear that tracks body measurements. She studied engineering, gained lots of programming skills and won several hackatons in her home country – India (despite the fact that, as she underlines, she was not 100% good at math). Her dreams came true as she did several own projects and managed businesses in India. Eventually, she decided to leave her comfort zone and move to Silicon Valley for love. Today she works on an invention that stole women's hearts on one of San Francisco hackatons, where she and her team won the 1st prize.How did Priya start a new venture in Silicon Valley? How did she make it to legally work in USA? What's her strategy in devoting time and money into a new hardware startup? How is she approaching the smart body measurements market?Listen the interview and learn more about Priya's story!You can also watch the interview at www.valleytalks.com.A lovely shout out to our partners Runway Incubator and StyleBee!

Priya is a founder of Fidl – an intelligent shape wear that tracks body measurements. She studied engineering, gained lots of programming skills and won several hackatons in her home country – India (despite the fact that, as she underlines, she was not 100% good at math). Her dreams came true as she did several own projects and managed businesses in India. Eventually, she decided to leave her comfort zone and move to Silicon Valley for love. Today she works on an invention that stole women's hearts on one of San Francisco hackatons, where she and her team won the 1st prize. How did Priya start a new venture in Silicon Valley? How did she make it to legally work in USA? What's her strategy in devoting time and money into a new hardware startup? How is she approaching the smart body measurements market? Listen the interview and learn more about Priya's story! You can also watch the interview at <a href="http://www.valleytalks.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.valleytalks.com</a>. A lovely shout out to our partners Runway Incubator and StyleBee!

Hackatons ninja Priya Kuber left her life in India for love. A year later she introduces a shape wear that tracks body measurements.