Aaron Rogan
About Aaron Rogan
Aaron Rogan is the VP of Applied Science at TomTom, with extensive experience in engineering leadership across various domains including robotics and computer vision.
Current Role at TomTom
Aaron Rogan currently holds the position of VP Applied Science at TomTom. He began this role in 2024. Based in Denver, Colorado, United States, Aaron contributes remotely to TomTom's initiatives. His responsibilities entail overseeing the implementation of advanced scientific methodologies within the company.
Previous Experience at Kyte
Aaron Rogan served as the Director of Engineering at Kyte from 2022 to 2023. Located in Denver, Colorado, United States, the role was conducted in a hybrid work environment. In this position, Aaron led a dynamic engineering team, focusing on innovative technology solutions to support Kyte's growth. He played a key role in developing the technical strategy, architecture, and roadmap, ensuring the platform's scalability, reliability, and performance.
Engineering Leadership at Amazon
From 2020 to 2022, Aaron Rogan worked at Amazon as a Software Development Manager. Based in Colorado, United States, he managed software development projects and played an essential role in leading engineering teams. His expertise contributed to Amazon's technological advancements in several domains.
Robotics Engineering Leader at Uber
Aaron Rogan was a Robotics Engineering Leader at Uber from 2019 to 2020. This role was based in Boulder, Colorado. At Uber, Aaron's responsibilities included leading the robotics engineering initiatives and working on cutting-edge technology projects related to robotics and automation.
Academic Background
Aaron Rogan holds a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Physics from Washington State University and a Bachelor of Science (BS) in Microelectronics Physics from Salisbury University. These academic foundations have provided him with a strong background in physics and electronics, contributing to his professional expertise in various engineering and technology domains.