Moises has > 25 years of industry experience. He was a key contributor to the growth and sale of RocketChips when he served as Director of Engineering in Austin, TX from 1998 to 2000 when Xilinx acquired them for $221 million. He then managed teams at AMD that have taken multiple products to high-volume production. Moises received his BS and MS degrees from TAMU in 1989/1991 and his PhD from the University of Texas in 2005.

Dr. Sanchez is a Life Fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) with > 35 years of industry experience. His teams at TAMU, where he also holds a position as Distinguished Professor of Electrical Engineering, have designed, fabricated, and successfully tested a number of products under his leadership. He received his MS and PhD degrees from Stanford University and University of Illinois at Champaign.

Mike was with Texas Instruments (TI) for 28 years, where he served as VP and managed TI’s analog and mixed-signal semiconductor business. Since retiring, he has been closely involved with many new business ventures and start-ups. Mike is also co-founder and Chairman of the North Texas Angel Network (NTAN). Mike graduated from Georgia Tech with a Bachelor in Electrical Engineering (EE) in 1976 and received his Masters in EE from SMU in 1979.