Proven battery software entrepreneurs, with 30+ years of combined experience

Matineh Eybpoosh

CEO & Co-Founder

Matineh leads Powerline’s growth, drives commercial and business development, and builds strategic partnerships with some of the world’s largest project developers and utilities.

She specializes in applications of AI for power markets and energy projects. Prior to Powerline, Matineh co-founded and served as CEO of Watt-Learn, an AI software company specializing in utility-scale energy storage optimization. Under her leadership, Watt-Learn achieved a successful acquisition. She served as Entrepreneur-in-Residence at Map Energy, where she led further development of the technology, which was deployed on some of the first grid-scale batteries in the United States.

Before Watt-Learn, Matineh was Director of Data Science at kWantera, where she pioneered some of the industry’s first AI models for integrating power plants, wind farms, and large-scale loads into the grid. Matineh holds a PhD from Carnegie Mellon University, where her research focused on AI solutions for proactive energy system diagnostics.

Julian Lamy

CTO & Co-Founder

Julian drives the development of Powerline’s core software technology, an AI-based Operating System, designed to deliver market intelligence and optimize renewable + battery operations.

Previously, Julian spent several years at Tesla, where he led the global operations of Tesla's grid battery fleet. He co-developed Tesla’s battery bidding software, Autobidder, and built the Autobidder Operations team, which is responsible for over $100M/year in project revenue. He led deployment of several first-of-a-kind projects, including the first VPP in Australia to bid into ancillary services, the first VPP to provide regulation services through AGC control, and the world’s largest grid-scale battery in 2020 (then again in 2021).

Before Tesla, Julian co-founded Watt-Learn, a software company for grid battery optimization, which was successfully acquired by a renewable energy developer. Julian holds a PhD from Carnegie Mellon University.

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