Yossi Gross

[2] Yossi Gross is the founder of multiple medical device companies based on his various inventions in active implantables, neurostimulation, signal processing, nanotechnology, and drug delivery.[2][3] Following his graduation from the Technion in 1976, Gross joined Israel AirCraft Industries where he began to work as a flight test engineer from 1977 to 1985.[1] Gross was on the management team of the IAI Lavi project, a program tasked to design and build a fighter jet, similar to the F-16, for the Israeli Air Force.He stayed on for a short while as the vice president of research and development, before leaving to begin building his own business.[3] From the late 1990s to date, Gross launched over 36 separate medical device companies, all based on his patents and inventions.
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