Sundeep Teki is a Research Scientist at Amazon Alexa AI and works on advancing Alexa’s AI capabilities.
Before joining Amazon, Sundeep was a Sir Henry Wellcome Fellow at the University of Oxford. Recognised by the Royal Society (UK) as an 'Emerging Leader in Neuroscience', he has 30+ high-impact publications (1200+ citations) on how the brain encodes sound, time and memory. He has given 40+ talks at international conferences and his work has been covered by the BBC, TIME Magazine, World Economic Forum, The Atlantic amongst others.
He obtained his PhD in Neuroscience from the University College London, Master's in Neuroscience from the University of Oxford (Balliol) as a Clarendon Scholar, and a Bachelor's in Electronics and Communication Engineering from the Delhi College of Engineering.
Sundeep is the recipient of Entrepreneur First’s Startup Fellowship, Data Science Fellowship from the ASI, and Junior Research Fellowship from Queen’s College, Oxford. He previously founded EduChroma, a personalised career mentoring startup and the Timing Research Forum, a 700-member strong international association promoting multidisciplinary research on time.
Before joining Amazon, Sundeep was a Sir Henry Wellcome Fellow at the University of Oxford. Recognised by the Royal Society (UK) as an 'Emerging Leader in Neuroscience', he has 30+ high-impact publications (1200+ citations) on how the brain encodes sound, time and memory. He has given 40+ talks at international conferences and his work has been covered by the BBC, TIME Magazine, World Economic Forum, The Atlantic amongst others.
He obtained his PhD in Neuroscience from the University College London, Master's in Neuroscience from the University of Oxford (Balliol) as a Clarendon Scholar, and a Bachelor's in Electronics and Communication Engineering from the Delhi College of Engineering.
Sundeep is the recipient of Entrepreneur First’s Startup Fellowship, Data Science Fellowship from the ASI, and Junior Research Fellowship from Queen’s College, Oxford. He previously founded EduChroma, a personalised career mentoring startup and the Timing Research Forum, a 700-member strong international association promoting multidisciplinary research on time.