Suggestions
Katsuya Noguchi
Co-Founder at Bluenote AI. Previously, Software Engineer at Color, Twitter and Google, and worked on AI tools that >10x healthcare professionals' productivity, Machine Translation and Google Maps.
Katsuya Noguchi is a highly accomplished technology professional and entrepreneur currently serving as the Co-Founder of Bluenote AI, a company based in San Francisco, California.
Professional Background
Noguchi has an impressive career history in the tech industry, having held significant positions at several prominent companies:
- Software Engineer at Color, where he worked on AI tools that significantly increased healthcare professionals' productivity
- Software Engineer at Twitter
- Software Engineer at Google, where he contributed to projects like Machine Translation and Google Maps
He has also worked as a Software Engineer at Gumroad and held internships at Google and GoCardless.
Education
Katsuya Noguchi's educational background is equally impressive:
- Master of Science in Computer Science with Distinction from the University of Oxford
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in Computer Science with Distinction from the University of Melbourne
Entrepreneurship and Investment
Beyond his role at Bluenote AI, Noguchi has experience as:
- An Angel Investor at Various
- Founder and CEO of other ventures
Expertise and Focus
Noguchi's expertise lies in:
- AI tools development
- Software engineering
- Product management
- Healthcare technology
He has shown a particular interest in leveraging technology to enhance healthcare outcomes, as evidenced by his work at Color, a company focused on genetic testing for disease prevention.
Katsuya Noguchi's diverse experience, strong educational background, and focus on innovative technologies position him as a notable figure in the intersection of AI, software engineering, and healthcare technology.
Highlights
Here's a quick test of OpenAI vs. Elevenlabs TTS:
- In English, Eleven sounds more animated and has studio quality (44.1kHz vs. 24kHz); however, OpenAI is also very good and would make sense for many use cases, especially given its 10x cheaper price point.
- In Japanese, OpenAI personally sounds better and makes fewer mistakes in Kanji readings. Eleven makes quite a few Kanji mistakes but hallucinates less than OpenAI.
Color is looking for an experienced product designer. We're at the beginning of redefining healthcare with technology (https://lnkd.in/grvVW4F). It’s still early and there is a massive opportunity to transform a system that is designed to treat sickness into one that can keep people healthy.
DM me or apply here (https://lnkd.in/eE7v9mk) if you are interested or if you know someone who might be interested!
