Gregory Gutt

Gregory Gutt (pronounced gōōt) is the President and Chief Technology Officer of Satelles. Satelles is focused on delivering Satellite Time and Location (STL) a resilient PNT capability delivered via the Iridium Satellite Network (the largest satellite network in the world). Greg received his Ph.D. from Stanford University in the field of electrical engineering (1997). His advisors were Prof. Gene Franklin and Prof. Brad Parkinson. After Stanford, Greg became a founder and VP of Engineering at IntegriNautics Corporation (later renamed Novariant). Greg led a team to develop precision GPS guidance systems for farm tractors. The success of that endeavor transformed the company. Greg was the first President of the Autofarm focused company. Later, Novariant became the market leader in high accuracy GPS guidance systems for farming and later merged with AgJunction. In 2001 Greg accepted a position with The Boeing Company and soon became a Technical Fellow. At Boeing, he was the principle creator of the ‘Boeing Time and Location’ technology. Satelles now holds an exclusive commercial license for this technology.