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Saad Jamal

Saad Jamal

CEO of Antigen (YC F25) | Frontier Offensive Security

2025Co-founder· Antigen
Founder · since 2025
Company
Antigen
Role
Co-Founder // CEO
current
Stage
—
no public source
Raised
—
no public source
Based
San Francisco, California, United States
current
Founder / co-founder — the company's markEmployee / research role
Source: LinkedIn work history
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Antigen

Continuous offensive security for the enterprise.

Fall 2025

Experience

Career

  • Antigen logo

    Antigen

    Co-founder

    Co-Founder // CEO · San Francisco, California, United States · 2025 – Present

    2025
  • Essential AI logo

    Essential AI

    Member of Technical Staff · San Francisco, California, United States · 2025

    2025
  • Nuro logo

    Nuro

    ML Compiler Engineer · Mountain View, California, United States · 2024

    2024
  • Tesla logo

    Tesla

    Autopilot Engineer · Palo Alto, California, United States · 2021 – 2024

    2021
  • HashiCorp logo

    HashiCorp

    Software Engineering Intern · San Francisco Bay Area · 2021

    2021
  • NASA Ames Research Center logo

    NASA Ames Research Center

    Research Scholar · Mountain View, California · 2020 – 2021

    2020
  • American Red Cross logo

    American Red Cross

    Open Source Developer · 2020 – 2021

    2020
  • UC Berkeley Electrical Engineering & Computer Sciences (EECS) logo

    UC Berkeley Electrical Engineering & Computer Sciences (EECS)

    Academic Student Employee · 2020 – 2021

    2020
  • California Partners For Advanced Transportation Technology

    Research Assistant · 2020

    2020

Bio

co-founder @ antigen. prev. ml infra at tesla autopilot. law school dropout. Before Zag, Saad trained reasoning models with Ashish Vaswani, author of the famous Attention Is All You Need paper. At Nuro, he developed an ML Compiler framework that enabled running the perception layer across multiple GPU's. And at Tesla he built infrastructure that halved the time it took to train Planning & Controls models. He also served at the Supreme Court of Pakistan and dropped out of UChicago Law.