Hyliion CEO and leadership

Thomas’s passion for racing and motorsports inspired him to pursue a dual engineering degree from Carnegie Mellon University. A Forbes 30 Under 30 awardee, he founded two prior startups and has been featured as a technical author in the New York Times.

Jose Oxholm-Uribe is a Vice President, General Counsel & Chief Compliance Officer at Hyliion and is based in Austin, Texas. He has worked as Corporate Associate at Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld; International Legal Manager at SERVICIOS ALESTRA, S.A. DE C.V.; and Attorney, Worldwide Direct Market Operations at Ford. Jose attended University of Michigan, Universidad Iberoamericana, and University of Pennsylvania Law School.

An accomplished internationally experienced and results-oriented engineering and operations leader with extensive experience in product development, commercialization, operations management, organizational gap analysis and resolution, product strategy, IP strategy, program management, change management, cost reduction, business development, and continuous improvement. An expert problem solver, coach, and mentor who develops top talent and blends strategic thinking with tactical execution to deliver high quality solutions in aggressive time frames. An innovative and forward-thinking leader who maximizes engagement to deliver high-quality products that drive revenue growth.

Sherri Baker is a Board Member at Girls Inc and Chief Financial Officer at Hyliion and is based in Cedar Park, Texas. She has worked as Director, Innovation Finance at FRITO LAY; VP of Commercial Finance at DEAN FOODS CO; and SVP and Chief Financial Officer at PGT Innovations Inc.. Sherri studied at University of North Texas.

Thomas’s passion for racing and motorsports inspired him to pursue a dual engineering degree from Carnegie Mellon University. A Forbes 30 Under 30 awardee, he founded two prior startups and has been featured as a technical author in the New York Times.

Thomas’s passion for racing and motorsports inspired him to pursue a dual engineering degree from Carnegie Mellon University. A Forbes 30 Under 30 awardee, he founded two prior startups and has been featured as a technical author in the New York Times.