Co-Founder & CEO
Profile summary: BS in Computer Science at Stanford University

Intelligencia utilizes machine learning algorithms to provide accurate probability of success assessments for drug development, enabling pharmaceutical companies to identify and quantify risks across various therapeutic areas. By offering transparent AI-driven insights, the platform enhances decision-making and optimizes clinical trial design, ultimately increasing the likelihood of successful drug approvals.
Raised to date
$26.4MRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
across 2 rounds


$16.4M · Series B
Announced Jun 2023
Disclosed cumulative: $26.4M
The biopharmaceutical industry faces high costs and failure rates in drug development due to inaccurate risk assessment and inefficient clinical trial design. Traditional methods often lack transparency and struggle to integrate diverse data sources for reliable probability of success (PoS) predictions. This leads to suboptimal decision-making, wasted resources, and delays in bringing new therapies to market.
Intelligencia AI offers an AI-driven platform that provides pharmaceutical companies with transparent and accurate probability of success (PoS) assessments for drug development candidates. By leveraging machine learning algorithms and a comprehensive data ontology, the platform identifies and quantifies risks across various therapeutic areas and clinical stages. The solution delivers actionable insights into the underlying drivers of technical and regulatory risk, enabling informed decision-making and optimized clinical trial design. Intelligencia AI helps standardize risk evaluation processes, bolsters internal risk identification, and facilitates the review of the competitive landscape for strategic portfolio management.
The primary target audience includes pharmaceutical and biotech companies, particularly those involved in drug development, portfolio strategy, and clinical trial design.