DataShapes AI Appoints Sarah Cuellar as VP of Strategic Partnerships

Apr 3, 2025
DataShapes AI has appointed Sarah Cuellar, a former executive with the DOD's Defense Innovation Unit, as Vice President of Strategic Partnerships to drive growth in defense and commercial markets.
DataShapes AI Appoints Sarah Cuellar as VP of Strategic Partnerships

DataShapes AI has announced the appointment of Sarah Cuellar as Vice President of Strategic Partnerships, announced in a press release. Cuellar, who previously served as Deputy Director of the Energy Portfolio for the Department of Defense's Defense Innovation Unit (DIU), will focus on developing partnerships and fostering key relationships to propel the company into its next phase of growth.

Cuellar's extensive experience includes managing over 25 energy projects with $383 million in funding at DIU, as well as overseeing multiple technology demonstrations and innovation funds. Her role at DataShapes AI will leverage her expertise in building relationships with industry stakeholders and the federal government, positioning the company as a trusted partner in both defense and commercial sectors.

DataShapes AI specializes in delivering automated, real-time electromagnetic spectrum insights for various applications, integrating advanced analytics to extract actionable intelligence from signals and waveforms.

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