David Hachuel Gurska

No cap, here’s what’s up with David Hachuel Gurska, this guy’s the real deal in the biotech and startup world. He’s part of YC’s S21 batch, which is already a big badge of honor, showing he crushed it early on. But what’s crazy is his process, it’s all about solving real health problems with tech and science.

So, David’s been around the block with some heavy hitters. He co-founded Kiwi Biosciences, based in Boston, right? These guys are working on patent-pending enzymes to help folks with IBS digest their food better. That’s some advanced stuff because IBS is a huge pain in the ass for millions, and they’re legit trying to fix it at the root. Before that, he was the CEO of auggi.ai, a digital gut health coach for IBS patients, which got picked up by Seed Health. That shows he’s not just talking but actually building products people need, and then getting acquired, gotta respect that hustle.

His background? Super impressive. He’s got a Master’s in Public Health from Harvard, so he’s got the science and health side down, plus a Master’s in Computer and Info Science from Cornell, meaning he’s got the tech chops to back it up. Dude’s bridging the gap between health and tech, which is exactly what’s needed right now.

His past gigs? He’s dipped into organizations like Bold Health, Cortica, and even Santander Bank in North America. That’s a mix of health, AI, and finance, shows he’s versatile, understands different industries, and knows how to scale stuff.

What does this all tell us about David? For one, he’s driven by real problems, not just making a quick buck, but genuinely trying to change lives. His process screams passion for health, innovation, and not settling for bullshit solutions. He’s jumped into startups, led teams, raised capital, and now he’s pushing biotech forward with Kiwi.

Honestly, he’s the kind of founder who’s not afraid to get his hands dirty, mix science with business, and keep pushing boundaries. The fact he’s in YC, working on biotech that can seriously help millions, says he’s in it for the long haul. No Cap, this guy’s someone to watch, a true innovator who’s not just talking about the future, he’s building it.