Bill Stasior
Bill Stasior is a technology executive whose career spans interactive video research, product search, and voice AI. At MIT, he earned a PhD in 1997 for research on interactive video processing and software-radio systems; his early career also included Oracle and AltaVista. At Amazon, he joined search in 2003, co-founded A9 in 2004, became its CEO in 2006, and spoke for a 2010 visual-search feature. He led Apple’s Siri team from 2012 to 2019 and joined Microsoft to lead an AI group. As of October 2026, he is a senior advisor at Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan.
Timeline
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1995–2003
From Oracle to AltaVista
During 1995–2003, he works as an Oracle senior engineer and heads advanced development at AltaVista.
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1997
An MIT doctorate
He earns a PhD in electrical engineering and computer science at MIT in 1997, with research on interactive video processing and software-radio systems.
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2003–2006
Founding Amazon’s A9
He joins Amazon as director of search and navigation in 2003, co-founds A9 in 2004, and becomes its president and CEO in 2006.
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2010
A9 visual search
In 2010, as A9 president, he speaks for Amazon’s shoe visual-search feature, which groups products by image shape, color, and appearance.
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2012–2019
Leading Siri at Apple
He joins Apple to lead Siri in 2012 and leaves in 2019 after nearly seven years as head of the assistant’s team.
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2019
Microsoft’s AI group
In August 2019, he joins Microsoft as corporate vice president of technology under CTO Kevin Scott and leads an artificial intelligence group.
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As of October 2026
Senior advisor at Ontario Teachers
As of October 2026, he is a senior advisor at Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan.
Career
- NowOntario Teachers’ Pension PlanSenior Advisor
- From 2019MicrosoftCorporate Vice President of Technology
- 2012–2019AppleHead of Siri Team
- 2003–2006AmazonDirector of Search and Navigation, Co-founder
- 1995–2003OracleSenior Engineer
- 1995–2003AltaVistaHead of Advanced Development
Education
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