Management
Our management and board members have many years of experience and success in Heliotis’s core competence, in optical system
integration, product development and in executive management.
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Dr. Rudolf Moosburger, MBA Rudolf has 18 years of research and international management experience in high technology companies. From 1995 to 1998, he developed integrated optical switches, tunable optical filters and a novel waveguide manufacturing
process based on standard semiconductor technology for Siemens AG. Thereafter, he joined VPIsystems where he
led the company’s global optical tools (solutions) business. In 2000, Rudolf was promoted
to Group Vice President responsible for the company’s global Photonics Business
Unit with a team of up to 65 staff members in product management, software development,
sales and support. In 2004, Rudolf was promoted to Managing Director of
VPIsystems’ Asia-Pacific subsidiary in Melbourne, Australia where he was responsible for all business affairs. Since March
2007, Rudolf has been the CEO of Heliotis Inc.
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Dr. Patrick Lambelet During 12 years of research, Patrick Lambelet built up a strongexperience in the optics field: non-linear optics (photorefractive crystals, frequencydoubling), lasers (semi-conductor lasers), optical instruments (near-field microscopy) and measurements (low coherence reflectometry). In 1999, he created the company« Brightpower », which is producing high-brightness fiber-coupled laser modules. In the domain of optical coherence tomography (OCT) he developed a calculation method to interpret the OCT measurements realized on bragg gratings in optical fibers.Following the success of this method, he built a reflectometer used to investigatephotorefractive crystals. More recently in 2005, he brought his experience to thisfield by building a model to understand the signals of parallel OCT in turbid (diffusing) media.
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Dr. Christian Lotto Since his graduation which had involved internships in the fields of digital signal processing and micro electromechanical systems (MEMS) Christian has built up 9 years of experience in research and development of microchips. He has been involved with several companies in the Netherlands, Germany, and Switzerland where he has been active in a variety of environments ranging from applied research to development of highly reliable mass products for the automotive industry. His activities have been focused on sensor microchips such as Hall Effect magnetic field sensors, optosensors (optical encoder ICs), and image sensors (single photon X-Ray image sensors, sub-electron resolution image sensors), the latter having been the subject of his PhD thesis. Christian has authored and co-authored several scientific publications and patents.
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