Matthew Guggemos
About
Matthew Guggemos is from Napa, California, United States. Matthew is currently Chief Technology Officer at iTherapy, LLC, located in Vallejo, California, United States.
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Matthew Guggemos's current jobs
Job Title: Chief Technology Officer, EASI-AS Project, SBIR Phase II, NSF 21-565 Job Description: In the groundbreaking project funded by the NSF SBIR Phase II grant, I am the Chief Technical Officer spearheading the development and evaluation of our Evaluative Artificial Speech Intelligence and Autism Screener (EASI-AS). I bring deep expertise in speech-language pathology, pediatric therapy, and cutting-edge technology. Our team at iTherapy, LLC is driving the revolutionary concept of using artificial intelligence for early and accurate identification of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and related speech issues in children. In this role, I am responsible for the following: Leading Research -- I'm at the forefront of research in language processing and autism detection. This innovative approach integrates the power of AI with traditional speech-language pathology, pushing the boundaries of what's possible in early autism detection. Collaborating Across Disciplines -- a bridge between technology and healthcare, I collaborate with AI specialists, healthcare professionals, and educators, ensuring a holistic approach to the EASI-AS project. Transforming Lives -- through EASI-AS, our team aims to transform the lives of countless children and their families, providing timely, accessible, and accurate autism screening, regardless of geographical or financial constraints. Our work on the EASI-AS project embodies our commitment to harness the power of technology to address critical social challenges. We welcome interested collaborators to join us in this exciting journey to reshape the future of autism detection, communication evaluation, and speech and language intervention.