GoMentum Station Team
Shaaya, Business Development Manager of A3Ventures, leads all new business development and strategic partnerships for the GoMentum ecosystem and AAA NCNU’s mobility innovation group.
Shaaya is an enthusiast in all things commercial and automotive. He brings over a decade of sales, strategy, investment, and partnerships experience within the mobility and real estate sectors. Prior to A3Ventures, Shaaya spent several years at startups after building a career in private equity. He has a B.A. in Economics from UCLA and an MBA from UC Berkeley’s Haas School of Business.
Jeremiah joined the autonomous industry in 2018 in an effort to democratize access to transportation. After earning his racing stripes on the streets of San Francisco testing Cruise Automation’s self-driving vehicles, he transitioned into low-speed self-driving shuttles and helped launch the Olli Fleet Challenge at Sacramento State in 2019. Jeremiah quickly demonstrated his knack for operationalizing systems and was asked to build Olli’s Operator Training program. After helping launch new deployments across the United States, Saudi Arabia, Italy and at GoMentum, Jeremiah was laid off in 2020 as the world ground to a halt. When asked to join the GoMentum team in 2021, Jeremiah was excited by the opportunity to have a larger impact on the autonomous industry, and further his mission of bringing accessible, affordable, convenient transportation options to everyone, everywhere, at any time.
Partners & Advisors
Habib Shamskhou
CV/AV Program Director, Global ITS Practice Leader, Advanced Mobility Group
Habib is Program Director for GoMentum Station program and served Contra Costa Transportation Authority’s leadership team as a consultant at this capacity since program inception. Advanced Mobility Group is the Program Management consultant to CCTA with multi-year contract and is a key partner in the GoMentum Station Program.
Habib is a recognized authority on emerging advanced technologies in transportation with expertise in safety, mobility and program management. He pioneered several innovative transportations ITS projects in past 25 years. Early in his career, he conducted first precursor system analysis for automated highway system for FHWA and from 1992-1998 he was one of the program managers of Automated Highway System (AHS) program. The National Automated Highway System Consortium was a $200 million program in partnership with US Department of Transportation led by General Motors that concluded successfully in summer of 1998 by demonstration of the first generation of hand-off, feet-off driving on I-15 in San Diego.
Jack Hall, P.E.
ITS CV/AV Program Manager
As an ITS AV/CV Program Manager for the Contra Costa Transportation Authority, Jack provides project management for CCTA projects, assists local agencies with the delivery of their Measure J projects, and helps manage the implementation of Intelligent Transportation Systems in Contra Costa. Jack has 18 years of experience as a California Professional Engineer and also served nine years in the United States Air Force.