What we do?
FlowSense is developing a learning-based traffic modeling platform built on Graph Neural Networks trained on real-world transportation data.
Traditional traffic modeling workflows are powerful but often require extensive manual calibration and are difficult to carry forward across studies. As a result, valuable institutional knowledge is frequently lost between projects.
FlowSense introduces a learning layer that captures recurring traffic behavior across networks, allowing agencies and engineers to evaluate scenarios with greater consistency and less repetitive effort.
We are not replacing existing simulation tools. We are building foundational models that complement current workflows and improve how traffic behavior is represented over time.
Our Team
Our founding team combines deep expertise in transportation engineering, data science, and machine learning. Together, we’re uniting domain knowledge with rigorous machine learning methods to advance how mobility systems are analyzed and planned.
Najmeh Jami, PE
CEO and Founder - Transportation engineer with years of experience in traffic modeling, simulation, and corridor studies, leading projects for state and city agencies. Passionate about leveraging AI for smarter infrastructure decisions.
Roy Forestano, PhD
Founding Research Scientist - Machine learning researcher with deep expertise in graph-structured data, geometric deep learning, and sequence modeling. Interested in developing scalable, accurate, and explainable computational models which integrate well-tested theory with real-world mobility networks.
Pieter Moens, PhD
Founding Machine Learning Engineer - Machine learning engineer with end-to-end expertise in graph data science, scalable architectures and MLOps to bridge research, engineering, and deployment for reliable real-world mobility networks.
Jason Morris
Advisor - Business strategist, notable for building scalable tech platforms and leading cross-functional teams. Expert in product vision, operations, and forming impactful partnerships.