152 Millennium - A Marquis Who’s Who Magazine SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND ENGINEERING Such curiosity and courage have been hallmarks of Ms. Kindelsberger’s growth in her field. As a college student in 2017, she and two peers founded Nativou, a guide-as-a-service platform that connects travelers with locals. She also holds several patents for her innovative work in graph visualization tools. One of Ms. Kindelsberger’s most significant projects involved publishing a large-scale study she conducted at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology on human behavior, specifically focusing on instrumenting over 20 vehicles, including Teslas, and then using computer vision and AI to analyze video footage. She has also been involved in the successful launches of several research projects as products. Mentorship remains a professional priority, as does improving research processes. Ms. Kindelsberger is currently working on a project aimed at transforming the scientific peer review process into a more open-source and transparent system. As a child, watching her father disassemble and reassemble computers at home sparked an early interest in the field for Julia Kindelsberger. Over the years, that interest blossomed into a passion that drove her to take risks and seek opportunities at every stage of her education and career. Ms. Kindelsberger studied and worked in multiple countries on her path to her current position as director of software development at Oracle, including Germany, Singapore, Switzerland and the United States. Each move has been an intentional step for the Austrian native as she sought the right connections and mentors to make her professional dreams a reality. In her current position, Ms. Kindelsberger manages research teams, conducts product demonstrations and provides strategic directions. Her day-to-day tasks have evolved beyond programming work, which remains the most cherished aspect of her job. As a result, she undertakes occasional side projects to stay connected to this passion. Ms. Kindelsberger thrives on learning and expanding her horizons, an ideal trait for those working in the ever-evolving tech industry. She willingly embraces projects with unclear goals and has an uncanny ability to define clear objectives and assemble the right team for the job. While many hesitate to take risks, she relishes the opportunity to navigate uncertainty. JULIA KINDELSBERGER RESEARCH DIRECTOR OF ORACLE LABS Oracle Seattle, WA
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