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Maya Ellison
Also known as Maya R. Ellison
Summary
Maya Ellison is the co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of Gridmark, an Austin-based software company building probabilistic demand-forecasting tools for electric utilities and grid operators, founded in 2021. Before Gridmark she spent three years as a senior product manager at a grid-analytics company and began her career as a power-systems engineer at a regional power authority. She holds an MS in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the University of Texas at Austin and a BS from the Georgia Institute of Technology, and is known for early work on probabilistic load forecasting for distribution grids. She lives in Austin, Texas.
Focus areas: Grid forecasting · Electric utilities · Clean energy · Machine learning
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At a glance
- Current role
- Co-founder & CEO, Gridmark ( — present)
- Field
- Grid forecasting · clean-energy software
- Location
- Austin, Texas
- Education
- MS, Electrical & Computer Engineering — University of Texas at Austin
- Notable work
- Probabilistic Load Forecasting for Distribution Feeders
- Previously
- Senior Product Manager, Helio Grid Analytics ( — )
Roles
Education
Selected work
Current focus
Scaling Gridmark's day-ahead forecasting with utilities across ERCOT and the Southeast, with an emphasis on grid reliability during extreme-weather demand peaks.
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Sources
- MS, Electrical & Computer Engineering, University of Texas at Austin (2015)example.com 2015
- Probabilistic Load Forecasting for Distribution FeedersGridmark research 2020
Disambiguation
This record refers to Maya Ellison, the co-founder and CEO of Gridmark in Austin, Texas. Not to be confused with a romance novelist who publishes under the same name or a collegiate track-and-field athlete.