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Jay Jayaram’s future began with duct tape
A View-Master, a computer screen and a missed football game helped set Jay Jayaram on a three-decade pursuit: giving people more control over what they see. At Quintar, the former Intel Sports technology chief is taking that pursuit into the physical world.
Ashwin Muralidharan kept the work. He changed the title.
General Medicine’s founding CEO is now its Chief Product Officer. His route through engineering, market analysis and Amazon helps explain why the work behind a title makes the more interesting story.
Ashley Safranski Put Career Services at the Center of the Campus Story
After years of hearing families ask what college would lead to, Ashley Safranski built a career around helping institutions answer - with clearer stories, useful data, and career support students can actually find.
Sankar Jayaram
Sankar (Jay) Jayaram is the co-founder and CEO of Quintar, a Santa Clara startup building augmented reality experiences for live sports. A former Washington State University engineering professor who founded the school's virtual reality lab in 1994, he co-founded VOKE with his wife Uma Jayaram, sold it to Intel in 2016, and served as CTO of Intel Sports before spinning out Quintar in 2021. Quintar became the official AR developer for the PGA Tour and shipped PGA Tour Vision for Apple Vision Pro.