Havilo reads your network, finds the one who fits, and drafts the introduction before anyone has to ask.
“An alumna who scaled hardware from two engineers to forty, available to advise a senior thesis.”
Scaled hardware from two engineers to forty-five between 2018 and 2023. Advised three capstones last spring. Not listed in the directory — surfaced from her talk at Cal Hacks.
Every profile read. Every step shown. One name at the end, with the reasoning alongside it.
“Alumni who sold software to California K-12 districts before 2022, within two degrees of the program.”
Sold into San Diego Unified, LAUSD, and SFUSD between 2019 and 2022. Moved to enterprise in 2023. District-level, not school-level.
Havilo holds every profile in your network. A student asks. The right three surface.
“Who has scaled hardware past Series B?”
Grounded in what the alumna has built and what the student is building. Sent in two clicks.
Amina —
I'm a senior working on a low-cost bioreactor for community college labs. I came across your hardware work at Mosaic — the two-to-forty-engineer scale, specifically.
We're hitting the same wall at five engineers, and I'm struggling with what to hand off first. The constraint we're under is a sub-$400 BOM, which I think is closer to your Mosaic v1 than your later work.
Would you have fifteen minutes in the next two weeks?
— Sarah
The same queries your staff runs. Open to students, faculty, and the development office — each with the seat that fits them.