Management
Avanindra Utukuri
Mr. Utukuri founded Nytric in 1999 and, as CEO, is responsible for the development and execution of the company’s business vision. His twelve years of extensive business and technology experience include the development and marketing of high-tech products for commercial and consumer applications.
As Nytric’s Chief Technology Officer, Mr. Utukuri is involved in design and management projects in a variety of areas, including commercial robotics, large-volume consumer electronics, simulator systems for the Department of Defense, and the development of patented technologies.
Prior to joining Nytric, Mr. Utukuri served as President and CEO of Dynamic Visions Ltd., a technology company that developed virtual reality simulation systems and arcade entertainment systems. As co-founder of Dynamic Visions, , he was responsible for developing and managing the company’s entire product line and, ultimately, for taking the company public on NASDAQ:OTCBB.
Mr. Utukuri is a graduate of the Engineering Science program of the University of Toronto.
Jonathon Clarke
Hardware Develoment
Mr. Clarke has, for many years, been involved in hardware design for a wide array of commercial and consumer products. His extensive experience includes mechanical and electrical design, robotics, instrumentation design, analogue and digital circuit design, and numerical analysis.
An integral part of the Nytric team, Mr. Clarke has been instrumental in developing new patents, inventing new types of commercial equipment, and taking multiple consumer electronic products from the concept stage to manufacturing.
Prior to joining the Nytric team, Mr. Clarke, together with Nytric CEO Avanindra Utukuri, co-founded Dynamic Visions Ltd., where he was responsible for overseeing the design and manufacturing of that company’s entire product line.
Mr. Clarke had previously worked for the Canadian Department of Defence as an Electromechanical Engineer, where he was responsible for many robotic, force-feedback and instrumentation designs.
Mr. Clarke is a graduate of the University of Waterloo’s Mechanical Engineering Program.