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Deb Gangopadhyay's role at Beam

He co-founded the e-scooter company with Yale classmate Alan Jiang in 2018.

Deb Gangopadhyay co-founded Beam Mobility in 2018 with Alan Jiang. The two had been classmates at Yale. Gangopadhyay was chief technology officer and later president. Before Beam he founded Push Nova and was its chief technology officer.

Beam is a Singapore-based shared electric scooter operator. Jiang's years at Uber had shown that about 40% of trips were shorter than 3 km, which made a small scooter a natural fit.

The company launched in 2018 with a $6.4 million seed round. In 2020 it raised a $26 million Series A and earned Climate Neutral certification. In 2022 it raised a $93 million Series B and operated in 35 cities.

In July 2025 Beam agreed to merge with Neuron Mobility.

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What was Deb Gangopadhyay's role at Beam?

Deb Gangopadhyay co-founded Beam Mobility in 2018 and served as its chief technology officer, and later as president.

Where did Deb Gangopadhyay study?

He studied at Yale University, where he and Alan Jiang were classmates. Before Beam he founded Push Nova and served as its chief technology officer.

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