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Former Booz Allen Exec Scott Ostrowski Appointed Latent AI Federal VP

Scott Ostrowski, a 20-year U.S. Coast Guard veteran and former chief technologist at Booz Allen Hamilton (NYSE: BAH), has been named vice president of the federal business at Menlo Park, California-headquartered artificial intelligence technology developer Latent AI.

Latent AI said he brings industry experience in product development and technology integration for federal and commercial customers.

Before this appointment, Ostrowski was chief customer officer at Maryland-based data encryption platform vendor Enveil, where he led product development and customer engagement functions.

His nearly 10-year stint at Booz Allen included roles as technical director and program manager of cyber analytics portfolio.

A spinout of SRI International, Latent AI offers a platform designed to help customers manage the energy consumption, memory allocation and computing performance of tactical edge devices.

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