Justin Norden
Partner at GSR Ventures
Stanford, California
Overview
Work Experience
Partner
2019 - Current
Founded in 2005, GSR Ventures is one of the world’s most successful early-stage venture firms, with over $3 billion under management. The firm focuses on early-stage companies developing AI-enabled healthcare technology, enterprise software, and consumer platforms. GSR Ventures’ team is composed of founders, engineers and physicians with deep technical knowledge and a proven track record. Notable investments include Medable, Kinsa, Deep 6 AI, Plus AI, Didi, and Qunar.
GSR Ventures focuses on technology companies developing AI-enabled technology.
Adjunct Professor
2023
In the Center for Biomedical Informatics Research. My research and teaching focus on digital health and AI in healthcare. I currently teach Med213: The Digital Future of Healthcare and Med216: Generative AI and Medicine.
Co-Founder and CEO
2019 - 2021
Acquired by Waymo (Google Self Driving) in 2021. Automated test generation and risk modeling for safety-critical software. - Launched TrustworthySearch - the first risk modeling API for safety-critical AI.
Trustworthy AI offers automated test generation and risk modelling for safety-critical software.
Health
2017 - 2019
Worked on team to define & develop Apple Health features and studies. Public features/studies include the women's health features in iOS 13 and the Apple Women's Health Study.
Apple is a corporation that designs, manufactures, and markets consumer electronics, personal computers, and software.
Raised $1,170,230,000.00 from KB Securities, Berkshire Hathaway and Microsoft.
Research and Innovation - Center for Digital health
2016 - 2017
Shaping the future of digital health, together. Innovation is at the core of everything we do to make lives better. As a collaborator, resource, and enabler of the next generation of medicine, we’re here to promote positive outcomes for people everywhere.
Senior Partner
2015 - 2017
As a Senior Partner managed 30 people to deliver quality improvement and strategy projects for Stanford Hospital and Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford. SHCG is dedicated to improving patient care by providing innovative and high impact solutions for our clients’ most pressing health care delivery challenges, while supporting the development of future health care leaders.
Bioinformatics Researcher
2014 - 2014
Clinical Researcher
2011 - 2012
Technology Transfer Center (TTC) facilitates partnerships between the NIH research laboratories and external partners.