Raspberry AI Appoints Daniel Sternberg as VP of Engineering

Oct 28, 2025
Fashion technology startup Raspberry AI has appointed Daniel Sternberg as its new Vice President of Engineering. Sternberg joins from Notion, where he served as Head of Data & AI, and will lead engineering efforts to expand Raspberry AI’s generative platform for fashion creatives.

Raspberry AI, a fashion technology startup developing a generative AI platform for designers and brands, has appointed Daniel Sternberg as Vice President of Engineering.

Sternberg previously served as Head of Data & AI at Notion and as an advisor at Fabi.ai. In his new role, he will oversee the technical development and scaling of Raspberry AI’s platform, which supports fashion and retail teams through tools for garment design, pattern creation, marketing, and photoshoots.

Raspberry AI’s platform is used by companies including Under Armour, MCM Worldwide, Gruppo Teddy, and Li & Fung. The company’s AI assistant is designed to accelerate the design-to-production process while helping reduce waste across creative workflows.

Sternberg said he was drawn to Raspberry AI’s combination of technical challenges and creative impact, highlighting the company’s collaborative culture between engineers and designers. The company continues to expand its team as it scales its platform for global fashion brands.

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