MicroVision, Inc., recognized for its expertise in advanced perception solutions for autonomy and mobility, announced today the appointment of Glen W. DeVos as its new chief executive officer and member of its board of directors. This change will take effect on September 30, 2025, with Sumit Sharma, the current CEO, remaining in his position until that date to ensure a smooth transition.
Glen DeVos brings over 30 years of experience in the automotive and industrial sectors, having held multiple leadership roles at companies like Aptiv and Delphi Automotive. His background includes leading the technology department at Aptiv and serving as president of the Advanced Safety and User Experience business unit, making him an ideal candidate to guide MicroVision’s business strategies during a period of growth and innovation.
Bob Carlile, chairman of the board, expressed his satisfaction with DeVos’s selection, highlighting his significant contributions as chief technology officer since joining in April 2025. “Glen’s work has been impressive and essential for our product roadmap,” he stated. DeVos, for his part, expressed his enthusiasm for taking on this new challenge, stating he is excited to lead the company at a crucial time for autonomy and mobility.
Carlile also took the opportunity to thank Sumit Sharma for his commitment and leadership over the past decade, while Sharma reaffirmed his dedication to MicroVision in his future as a shareholder and company enthusiast.
Headquartered in Redmond, Washington, and Hamburg, Germany, MicroVision specializes in developing integrated lidar hardware and perception software solutions, with the mission of making mobility and autonomy safer and more accessible. The company is positioned as a significant player in the global adoption of innovative technologies within its sector.
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