Botros George is a seasoned Deep-Tech leader with over 23 years of experience driving analog-mixed-signal chips and products development from concept to production.

Throughout his career, George has worn many hats, excelling in analog-mixed-signal design, design teams leadership, and customer/supplier relationship management. George's technical leadership and strategic execution have resulted in several successful chips and SoCs powering many groundbreaking, diverse Deep-Tech products in the market today. These products span multiple applications like cutting-edge MEMS, MOEMS, and Photonics devices for sensing and timing markets, wireless power transfer solutions, and ultra-low power implantable biomedical devices.

Prior to starting InfiniLink, his expertise in navigating the intricacies of Deep-Tech product development was exemplified as Senior Director of Product Development at Si-Ware Systems building world’s first chip-scale Optical MEMs Spectrometer. In this role, George spearheaded diverse engineering teams through all stages of chip and product development. This encompassed defining, architecting, designing, and implementing systems and solutions across various domains (analog, digital, optics, firmware, software), as well as system verification, packaging, integration, validation, reliability qualification, and ultimately, production handoff.

George holds B.Sc. & M.Sc. degrees in Electrical Engineering from Ain Shams University and an Executive MBA from AAST. He’s also an alumnus of Stanford's Advanced Project Management Program. His contributions to the field have been recognized with 5 granted US Patents.

Ahmed Aboul-Ella is a seasoned industry leader with over 23 years of experience in the semiconductor field. His expertise lies in building and managing engineering organizations with a focus on SERDES products development. As General Manager of Mixel-Egypt from 2011 to 2022, Ahmed was instrumental in the company's significant growth, leading teams in analog/mixed-signal design, digital design, layout, cad, and operations. He boasts a remarkable track record in delivering tens of successful IP releases across advanced process nodes for Tier-1 clients. Additionally, Ahmed's commitment to quality and process improvement is evidenced by his leadership in achieving both ISO 9001 and ISO 26262 certifications. He contributed to the development of multiple MIPI Standards through the MIPI Alliance.

Before his contribution at Mixel, Ahmed worked with ICPedia for Synopsys from 2008 to 2011 as the AMS Engineering Manager and then ASIC Engineering Manager. He played a foundational role in the company's establishment, temporarily leading operations, and driving the AMS and ASIC engineering teams to contribute to several SerDes products across various standards including HDMI, USB, PCIe, and DDR. Ahmed holds a B.Sc. in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Ain Shams University, attained in 2000.