Pierre Amelot
About Pierre Amelot
Pierre Amelot serves as the Product Design Lead at Ouster, where he has worked since 2020. He has a diverse background in user experience and engineering, with previous roles at various organizations including the National Robotics Engineering Center and KPMG.
Work at Ouster
Pierre Amelot has been serving as the Product Design Lead at Ouster since 2020. In this role, he oversees the user experience and development of a web tool that enables fleet managers to request data and replay accidents in 3D directly in their browser. Prior to his current position, he worked at Ouster as an Embedded UI/UX Engineer from 2018 to 2020, contributing to the design and functionality of user interfaces.
Education and Expertise
Pierre Amelot has a strong educational background in engineering and design. He studied at Lycée Louis-Le-Grand, completing Classes Préparatoires from 2011 to 2013. He then attended Ecole polytechnique, where he achieved a Diplome d'ingénieur from 2013 to 2017. Additionally, he obtained a Master's degree from Carnegie Mellon University in 2017. His education has equipped him with the skills necessary for product design and user experience.
Background in Robotics and Engineering
Before joining Ouster, Pierre worked at the National Robotics Engineering Center as a Graphics Engineer for 10 months in 2017-2018. He also gained experience as a User Experience Engineer at HYPNO VR in 2018. His background includes a variety of roles that emphasize his expertise in user experience and engineering, including internships at KPMG and Columbia University.
Achievements in Product Development
Pierre Amelot has developed significant tools aimed at enhancing user experience. Notably, he created a real-time lidar point cloud visualization app designed for garbage truck drivers, allowing them to see 360° and avoid collisions. This project highlights his ability to integrate technology with practical applications in the field of transportation.
Internship Experience
Pierre's internship experiences include a role as an Intern - HoloLens Prototyper at Columbia University in 2016, where he worked for four months. He also interned at KPMG in Japan in 2015 for one month, focusing on consulting and audit. These internships provided him with diverse experiences in technology and engineering.