Max Williamson

Co-Founder & CEO of Aidy (YC W24) | 2021 Truman Scholar

Co-founder

Aidy· Winter 2024 🇺🇸 San Francisco, California, United States

in LinkedIn 𝕏 @MaxXWilliamson

2024Co-founder· Aidy

Founder · since 2024

Company

Aidy

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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Aidy

Mobile app helping people better manage chronic health conditions

Winter 2024

Experience

Career

Aidy
Co-founder
Co-Founder & CEO · San Francisco, California, United States · 2024 – Present
2024
The Rockefeller Foundation
Senior Associate, AI Partnerships & Strategy · Washington, District of Columbia, United States · 2023
2023
The Rockefeller Foundation
Health Team · Washington, District of Columbia, United States · 2022 – 2023
2022
HCP Cure Blindness
Data Engineer · 2021 – 2022
2021
United States Senate
Foreign Policy Legislative Fellow · Washington, District of Columbia, United States · 2021
2021
New Castle County (DE) Government
Special Projects Manager · Wilmington, Delaware, United States · 2020 – 2021
2020
Chris Coons for Delaware
Data Director · Wilmington, Delaware, United States · 2020
2020
Real Random LLC
Software Engineer · 2019 – 2020
2019
Massachusetts for Biden
Student Fellow · Quincy, Massachusetts, United States · 2020
2020
Office of U.S. Senator Chris Coons
Intern · 2019
2019
Wilmington Youth Rowing Assn
Rowing Coach · Wilmington, Delaware · 2017 – 2018
2017
Empowered Yoga
Receptionist · Wilmington, Delaware · 2015 – 2018
2015

Bio

I'm building Aidy, a mobile app that helps people better manage chronic health conditions, starting with IBD. Previously I worked on AI and global health at The Rockefeller Foundation, served as a foreign policy fellow in the U.S. Senate, worked as the data director for a victorious Senate campaign, and helped launch a COVID testing lab in Delaware during the pandemic. I studied CS and policy at MIT, where I was named a Truman Scholar and a finalist for the Rhodes Scholarship.