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Grandes pensadores, creadores, innovadores: todos estamos aquí para construir la mejor tecnología autónoma del mundo y ponerla al alcance de todos. Más información sobre la misión y los valores que nos mueven.

COSAS QUE NUESTRO EQUIPO ADORA DE MAY

Nuestra misión

Nuestra misión es re-imaginar el transporte mediante el desarrollo y despliegue de vehículos autónomos que lleven a las personas a donde necesitan ir de forma segura, fácil y mucho más divertida.

Vea Nuestro compromiso con la seguridad

Los valores que nos mueven

Nos une el respeto y la consideración de nuestros cuatro valores fundamentales. Estos valores nos guían para hacer lo correcto por las razones correctas, nos inspiran cada día para hacer lo que hacemos y nos recuerdan que cuando hacemos grandes cosas juntos, podemos tener un gran impacto en el mundo.

Valoramos las relaciones personales

Creemos que el camino hacia los mejores resultados está pavimentado con empatía, inclusión y colaboración.

Hacemos lo correcto

La confianza es sagrada. Nos ganamos la confianza de nuestros clientes y compañeros cada día haciendo lo correcto en todo momento, siendo la seguridad de vital importancia y un motivo de orgullo.

Tenemos perspectiva

Operamos en el mundo real y medimos nuestro éxito por el impacto positivo que tenemos en los demás y en las comunidades a las que servimos.

Conducimos con determinación

Damos poder a nuestra gente. Cada proyecto, decisión y acción nace de nuestra determinación compartida de crear un mundo más seguro, verde y accesible.

Nuestra Junta Directiva y Equipo de Liderazgo

Leadership
Board

Edwin Olson

Chief Executive Officer

Kathy Winter

Chief Operating Officer

Sid Venkatesan

General Counsel

Tom Tang

Chief People Officer

Manik Dhar

Chief Commercial Officer

Jacob Crossman

Vice President of Autonomy

Alessandro Norscia

Vice President of Product

Victor Canseco

Vice President of Customer Operations

Frank Renwick

Vice President of Marketing and Communications

Tatsuya Senda

Director and Vice President of Mobility Business, Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation (NTT)

Benjamin Birnbaum

Partner at Keyframe

Ray Cheng

Partner at Millennium Technology Value Partners

Jennifer Keesmaat

Partner, Markee Developments / CEO, The Keesmaat Group / Former Chief City Planner, City of Toronto

Ryan Green

Board Member

Matthew Kubo

Mirai Creation Fund, SPARX Asset Management

Yosuke Tsuruta

Vice President of Toyota Motor North America (TMNA) in DX & Mobility

Julia Haywood

Board Member

Edwin Olson

Chief Executive Officer

La vida en May

Somos más que un equipo: somos una comunidad.

Nuestro equipo es una comunidad formada por personas inteligentes, amables y compasivas, con distintos orígenes y perspectivas. Valoramos trabajar juntos para conseguir nuestros objetivos y divertirnos haciéndolo.
Puede que nuestros vehículos se conduzcan solos, pero son nuestros equipos los que impulsan nuestra misión.

En May Mobility, el trabajo que hacemos mejora directamente las experiencias de las comunidades a las que servimos. Venimos a trabajar cada día para acercarnos un paso más a nuestra misión de un mundo más seguro, verde y accesible.
Cuando nos reunimos, lo hacemos a lo grande.

Nos encanta celebrar y conectar con los que están cerca y los que están lejos a través de una serie de eventos para empleados, actividades sociales, tanto virtuales como presenciales y participación en la comunidad.

Contenido destacado de May

100,000th Rider Spotlight: Arlington, Texas

marzo 31, 2025
May Mobility, Inc. and NTT Group collaboration launches autonomous driving demonstration experiment using "e-Palette”

marzo 27, 2025
May Mobility achieves 100,000 rides milestone in Arlington, Texas; delivers better access to classes, work and entertainment

marzo 26, 2025
May Mobility Now Offers Autonomous Driverless Rides in Peachtree Corners

febrero 12, 2025
May Mobility CEO: DeepSeek shows it’s time to rethink the ‘biggest budget wins’ mentality

febrero 4, 2025
Deloitte and May Mobility Announce Strategic Collaboration to Optimize Autonomous Transportation Services Globally

enero 30, 2025
May Mobility unveils high-capacity electric autonomous vehicle with Tecnobus

enero 7, 2025
Cybersecurity and compliance in the age of autonomy

diciembre 19, 2024
May Mobility to launch autonomous e-Palette deployment at Toyota Motor Kyushu factory in Fukuoka, Japan

diciembre 3, 2024

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Nuestros vehículos se conducen solos, pero son las personas como usted las que conducen May Mobility. Únase a nuestro diverso grupo de personas curiosas y apasionadas y ayúdenos a resolver una amplia gama de retos de movilidad autónoma.

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Edwin Olson

Chief Executive Officer

Edwin Olson is co-founder and CEO of May Mobility, Inc. He has focused on the development of autonomous vehicles for more than two decades, co-leading autonomous vehicle development at Toyota Research Institute and helping to develop Ford Motor Company’s autonomous vehicles. He has a doctorate in electrical engineering and computer science from MIT and is a professor of computer science at the University of Michigan. Olson got his start in autonomous technology participating in the DARPA Urban Challenge in 2007 as part of the MIT team. He was named one of Crain’s Detroit Business’ Notable Leaders in Energy in 2023.

Kathy Winter

Chief Operating Officer

Kathy Winter is chief operating officer of May Mobility, Inc. She joined the company in late 2022 and is focused on accelerating execution and developing strategies and partnerships to help May scale globally. Prior to joining May, Winter served as vice president and general manager of Intel Corporation’s Autonomous Transportation & Infrastructure division. She has nearly 30 years of engineering and automotive experience, including more than ten years working on advancements in the autonomous driving sector. Winter also serves as an independent director for NFI, a global provider of sustainable bus and motor coach solutions.

Sid Venkatesan

General Counsel

Sid Venkatesan is general counsel of May Mobility, Inc. With nearly two decades of legal and business experience, Venkatesan focuses on developing safety and compliance processes and protecting May Mobility’s IP and data. Prior to joining May in July 2023, he served as chief legal officer at Embark, held executive roles at Komline-Sanderson and GE Digital and as a partner at Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP with broad IP litigation, transactional and counseling practice. Venkatesan has a Juris Doctor from NYU School of Law, a Master of Business Administration from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania and a Bachelor of Science in mechanical and aerospace engineering from Cornell University.

Tom Tang

Chief People Officer

Tom Tang is chief people officer of May Mobility, Inc. Since joining the company in July 2020, Tom has cultivated a new kind of employee experience focused on the growth and development of our incredibly talented workforce alongside our technology and service. As May Mobility reimagines transportation, Tom is reimagining the workplace. His forward-thinking approach earned him a place on Business Insider’s list of power players in the self-driving car industry. Prior to joining May, Tom co-led the people function at Cruise where he grew the team from 100 to over 2,000 employees over the course of 3 years.

Manik Dhar

Chief Commercial Officer

Manik Dhar is chief commercial officer of May Mobility, Inc. He is responsible for developing and implementing May’s growth strategy. No stranger to the tech sector, Dhar has more than 25 years of experience helping startups and industry giants alike expand and achieve scale. Prior to joining the company in February 2022, he served as chief revenue officer at data-annotation firm CloudFactory. He has also led student-transportation disruptor Zūm to 10x growth in two years, and held executive positions at Google and Oracle. Dhar majored in computer science at Bangalore University, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in engineering.

Jacob Crossman

Vice President of Autonomy

Jacob Crossman is vice president of autonomy at May Mobility, Inc. He was appointed to the position in August of 2021 and is responsible for the company’s autonomy engineering and robotics engineering functions and leads his teams in the development and deployment of May Mobility’s autonomous vehicles. Crossman joined May Mobility with more than 20 years of professional experience in research and development of autonomous sense/react technologies at Soar Technology, Inc. and Deepgram, where he served in various senior roles. He has a Master of Science and a Bachelor of Science in computer science from the University of Michigan.

Alessandro Norscia

Vice President of Product

Alessandro Norscia is vice president of product at May Mobility, Inc. Since joining in March 2023, he leads the product organization’s delivery of mobility-as-a-service transit solutions. Norscia has more than 20 years experience in product leadership in the automotive, automation, consumer electronics and telecommunications markets. Previously, he served as senior director of product management at Intel, overseeing the definition, management and commercialization of Intel’s hardware and software platform solutions for autonomous driving, ADAS, software-defined vehicles and autonomous mobile robots. Before Intel, Norscia held leadership positions for companies such as Qualcomm and Infineon in the areas of automotive wireless connectivity, home networking and broadband communication.

Victor Canseco

Vice President of Customer Operations

Victor Canseco is vice president of operations at May Mobility, Inc. Canseco was appointed in March 2023 and directs the scaling of May Mobility’s operations. Prior to joining May, he served as senior director of the software and advanced technology group at Intel. He is a leader known for connecting the dots between strategy, execution and culture to catalyze results. Over his career, Canseco has successfully developed and executed multi-year strategic plans in highly competitive technology-driven global sectors such as automotive, semiconductors, consumer electronics and financial services. He has held leadership positions at Intel, Aptiv, Expedia, Aon, Motorola, IBM Global Services and General Motors.

Frank Renwick

Vice President of Marketing and Communications

Frank Renwick is vice president of marketing & communications at May Mobility, Inc. He was appointed in November 2024 and is responsible for May Mobility’s go-to-market strategy, brand development, community engagement, global PR, content development and social media. Renwick joined May Mobility after leading brand strategy as VP of Marketing at food tech startup Bowery. Prior to that, he served as Executive Group Director of marketing firm Droga5 where he launched lululemon’s first fully-integrated global ad campaign (featuring men’s apparel) and led the Effie Gold winning brand transformation of Mattress Firm. Renwick has a Bachelor of Science in marketing from California State University-Sacramento.

Tatsuya Senda

Director and Vice President of Mobility Business, Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation (NTT)

As Director and Vice President of Mobility Business, Tatsuya Senda leads activities to create and promote Smart City Businesses, including Mobility, Energy, Communication with Toyota Motor. He has over 20 years of experience in business development, sales, and marketing at NTTDATA, One of the largest system integrators in the world. He has developed business for the Japanese global manufacturing industry, and later led business for the Japanese largest mobile operators by providing the latest software technology in Design Methodology, AI, and Robotics. He will work with May Mobility to develop a new Autonomous Driving Business in Japan. And also leading a collaborative project between Toyota Group and NTT Group to develop mobility services and smart city platforms. He holds a degree from Doshisha University.

Benjamin Birnbaum

Partner at Keyframe

Benjamin Birnbaum is a board director for May Mobility, Inc. Birnbaum is a founder and partner of Keyframe Capital, a cross-asset investment fund that focuses on enabling change in physical infrastructure categories, like transportation, energy, and the built environment, as well as a founder of Terawatt Infrastructure, a developer, owner, and operator of electric vehicle charging assets. Prior to this, Ben was the Vice President of Strategy for MV Transportation; operating in over 200 cities, MV is of the world’s largest transit operators. Birnbaum holds Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Accounting from Pennsylvania State University.

Ray Cheng

Partner at Millennium Technology Value Partners

Ray Cheng is a board director for May Mobility, Inc. Ray is a Partner at Millennium, an investment firm that has backed many significant technology companies from Facebook and Twitter to Alibaba and Zappos. Prior to joining Millennium, Ray spent three years with Rho Ventures where he was a Senior Analyst in their New York office. Ray also serves as a founding advisor to Komodo Health, and was previously an advisor to HackHands, which was acquired by Plursalsight in July 2015. Ray graduated from the University of Pennsylvania with a Bachelor of Science in Economics from The Wharton School and a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Systems Engineering from the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences.

Jennifer Keesmaat

Partner, Markee Developments / CEO, The Keesmaat Group / Former Chief City Planner, City of Toronto

Jennifer Keesmaat is a board director for May Mobility, Inc. Keesmaat spent half a decade as Toronto’s Chief City Planner, where she was celebrated for her forward-thinking and collaborative approach to city-building. Keesmaat is a founding partner of Markee Developments. A Distinguished Visitor in Residence Emeritus at the University of Toronto, Keesmaat continues to share her vision for cities through a variety of publications and on her podcast, Invisible City. Keesmaat is the Chief Architect of the 2020 Declaration for Resilience in Canadian Cities, a blueprint for adapting cities post Covid19. Keesmaat is on the Advisory Board of the Urban Land Institute, Toronto, and is appointed to the International Panel of Experts, Singapore Urban Redevelopment Authority.

Ryan Green

Board Member

Ryan Green is a board member for May Mobility, Inc. He first joined the company in May of 2021 as its Chief Financial Officer and was responsible for leading May’s financial operations, including the finance, accounting and corporate governance functions. Prior to joining May, Green was the CFO at Rivian, the American electric vehicle maker and automotive technology company. Prior to Rivian, he served as the CFO for Harley Davidson Financial Services, and held various financial leadership positions at Harley-Davidson Motor Company, Bayer AG and Ford/Visteon. Green holds a bachelor’s degree in finance from Michigan State University, and an MBA from Wayne State University.

Matthew Kubo

Mirai Creation Fund, SPARX Asset Management

Matthew Kubo is a board director for May Mobility, Inc. Matt is a member of the SPARX Mirai Creation team, a VC investor dedicated to backing the next generation of innovative, global companies focused on intelligent technologies, robotics, and technologies that offer solutions for achieving carbon neutrality, including hydrogen, electrification, and new materials. Over the past 20 years, Matt has held various positions in Tokyo, Hong Kong and the U.S. at SPARX Group, including Head of CEO Office and President of its Hong Kong and New York offices.
He joined SPARX from The McKenna Group, a Silicon Valley based strategy consulting firm. Prior to that, he worked in the Corporate Finance Group of Stephens Inc. Matt holds a Bachelor of Business Administration majoring in Finance and Honors Business from the University of Texas at Austin and a Master of Business Administration from the University of California at Berkeley.

Yosuke Tsuruta

Vice President of Toyota Motor North America (TMNA) in DX & Mobility

Yosuke (Ken) Tsuruta is a board member for May Mobility, Inc. As the vice president of dealer experience and mobility at Toyota Motor North America, he leads activities driving Toyota’s Mobility as a Service (Autono-MaaS) and flying mobility businesses. With his roles spanning across Japan, Thailand and the U.S. during his more than 20 years with Toyota, he has led projects including the development of the e-Palette and collaborations with mobility partners including May Mobility, Uber, and Aurora, as well as a collaboration with NTT – the largest telecommunications carrier to develop mobility services and smart city platforms.

He helped establish MONET Technologies, a joint venture between Toyota and Softbank to provide on-demand mobility services with an autonomous module bus, as well as Fengju Chuxing – a car rental service provider, covering automotive sales, technology development and online ride-hailing that is a joint venture between Toyota and Chinese company DiDi Chuxing. Yosuke holds a degree from Waseda University.

Julia Haywood

Board Member

Julia Haywood is a board member for May Mobility, Inc. Haywood has over 20 years of experience leading operations and multi-year transformations at large corporations and multiple start-ups. She previously worked as VP of International Expansion, Airport Operations & Business Strategy for Lyft, owning the ride-hail company’s market expansion efforts, and as EVP and Chief Commercial Officer for United Airlines, where she successfully helped to set the airline’s new commercial direction. Haywood is also currently on the advisory boards for the nonprofit organization Start Early and baby gear company Loop, and is an investment committee advisor for UP.Labs.

Edwin Olson

Chief Executive Officer

Edwin Olson is co-founder and CEO of May Mobility, Inc. He has focused on the development of autonomous vehicles for more than two decades, co-leading autonomous vehicle development at Toyota Research Institute and helping to develop Ford Motor Company’s autonomous vehicles. He has a doctorate in electrical engineering and computer science from MIT and is a professor of computer science at the University of Michigan. Olson got his start in autonomous technology participating in the DARPA Urban Challenge in 2007 as part of the MIT team. He was named one of Crain’s Detroit Business’ Notable Leaders in Energy in 2023.