Sam Corcos is the Co-Founder of Levels, a pioneering metabolic health company that uses continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) and biosensors to show people in real time how food and lifestyle choices affect their health.

Sam studied at Claremont McKenna College and previously worked as a researcher at UC Davis Medical Center, co-authoring a paper on cancer research, before launching multiple startups including Sightline Maps and CarDash, a Y Combinator-backed automotive repair platform later acquired by RepairSmith.

A self-described minimalist and serial entrepreneur, Sam is widely recognized for his frameworks on async delegation, transparent company culture, and building in public, earning him features on the Tim Ferriss Show and First Round Review.

Sam co-founded Levels in 2019 alongside Josh Clemente, Dr. Casey Means, David Flinner, and Andrew Conner, raising a $12M seed round led by Andreessen Horowitz in 2020 and a $38M Series A in 2022 at a $300M valuation.

Levels has raised over $67M in total funding, helped more than 60,000 members improve their metabolic health, and has been named to Fast Company's Next Big Things in Tech list, addressing a metabolic health crisis affecting over 128 million Americans.