Max Cohen
About
Max Cohen is from Menlo Park, California, United States. Max is currently Co-founder and CEO at Sprinter Health, located in Menlo Park, California, United States. Max also works as Angel Investor at Investing in healthcare, consumer tech, and hardware., a job Max has held since Sep 2019. In Max's previous role as a VP of Mobile @ Oculus; various Product leadership roles @ Facebook at Oculus VR, Max worked in Menlo Park, CA until Sep 2019. Prior to joining Oculus VR, Max was a Product Manager at Google and held the position of Product Manager at Los Angeles. Prior to that, Max was a Co-Chair at HBS Angels of Southern California from Mar 2011 to Dec 2012. Max started working as Founder, CEO at Infinity in Jul 2010. From Jul 2009 to Jul 2010, Max was Associate at McKinsey & Company. Prior to that, Max was a Project Manager at Lockheed Martin Aeronautics from Jun 2003 to May 2006.
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Max Cohen's current jobs
Bringing a consumer-friendly approach to healthcare in the home, leveraging technology to create efficiency but without losing sight of the importance of human interaction.
Max Cohen's past jobs
Joined Oculus in 2014 as the VP of Mobile pre-acquisition. Led the Gear VR program and partnership with Samsung. At Facebook, I was variously the Oculus Head of Mobile, Head of Oculus Product for Mobile and Platform, and Head of AR/VR Media Product. Over the years, I led development of the Oculus Go and started the Oculus Quest program.
Ran Innovation efforts for Google LA, Brand front-end efforts, and the AdWords Display Planner. Previously managed Publisher Quality for AdSense.
Co-chaired HBS Angels of Southern California
Building a financial services company with an emphasis on consumer-facing behavior.
Consulted with business executives in industries ranging from cleantech, mining, retail, fashion, CPG, and defense. Specialized in long-term strategy.
Managed a project designed to decrease the cost of maintaining the U-2 aircraft while extending its life; the team included mechanical and reliability engineers. Also developed proposals for high-technology concepts.